Jr. 


Carpets,  Linoleums,  Oil  Clotks, 

Window  Cornices,  and  Shades,  Lace  Curtains,  Lambrequins. 
HENRY    DINWOODEY, 

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123S  to  1244  First  Sotitli  Street,' 


8A.I.T  LAKE  CITY. 


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320  W.  Baltimore  Street,  •  Baltimore. 


Matufacturers  and  Jobbers  in 


Clothing  and  Furnishing  Goods, 


BOOTS;  SHOES,  HATS, 


BLMKETS,  ETC.    . 


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Provisions  and  Produce, 
Crockery  and  Glassware, 
Tinware  and  Stamped  Ware, 
Heavy  and  Shelf-Hardware, 
Stoves,  Grates  and  Ranges, 
Tools  and  Implements, 
Stationery  and  School  Books, 


Motions, 


Clothing  and  Furnishing  Goods, 
Hats  and  Caps, 
Boots  and  Shoes, 
Rubber  Goods, 
Leather  and  Findings. 

Pure  Drugs  and  Medicines, 
Wines  and  Liquors,  Etc.,  Etc. 


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IN  ALL  aUALlTIES  and  of  LATEST  STYLES. 


PAPERS  HANGINGS   OF  NEWEST  DESIGNS 
Duck  Suits,  Overcoats  and  Overalls. 


Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


Silt  Lake  Surgical  &  Hedical  Institute 

oOo 

THE  SPECIAL  PROVINCE  of  this  Institute  is 
the  treatment  of  ALL  DEFORMITIES  of  the  Body 
and  Limbs,  such  as  Curvatures  arid  Distortions  of  the 
Spine,  Crooked  Feet,  Legs,  Arms  and  Hands,  Paraly- 
sis, Diseases  of  the  Bones  and  Joints,  Piles  and 
Fistula  (without  the  knife),  Catarrah,  Rheumatism, 
Lung  Diseases,  Tumors,  Cancer,  Neuralgia,  Nervous 
Diseases,  Hernia  (Hupture),  Dyspepsia,  Liver 
Troubles,  Diseases  of  the 

Kye,  Ear  and  Throat. 

Diseases  of  Females,  Private  and  all  other  Chronic 
Diseases. 

ITS  FACILITIES  are  superior  to  anything  that 
can  be  found  in  the  Great  West.  In  the  offices  of  the 
Institute  is  the  Largest  and  most  romplete  ELEC- 
TRICAL APPARATUS*  for  the  treatment  of  Diseases 
in  the  West. 

Oallor  Address  SALT  LAKK  SURGICAL  AND 
MEDICAL  INSTITUTE,  139  Main  St.,  next  door 
above  Jones'  Bank,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

PROVO  LUfflBE^iFuTLOiNGlE 

PLANING    MILLS, 

A  FULL  STOCK  OF 

DOORS,  SASH,  MOULDINGS,  SHINGLES, 
LATH,  PICKETS 

AND  ALL,  KINDS  OF 

BUILDING  MATERIAL,  GLASS  and  ENAMEL  PAINT. 


Agents  for  the 


STAR     PORCELAIN     LINED     WOOD     PUMPS. 


Orders  by  Mail  promptly  filled. 


H.  H.  CLUFF,  Sup't. 

PROVO  LUMBER  AND  BUILDING  COMPANY. 

IFIROVO    OIT1T. 


1. 

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Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


OO-, 


Successors  to  W.  W.  Bartlett  &  Co. 


Manufacturers  of 

SPRING  BEDS  |  MATTRESSES. 

No.  236  MAIN  STREET,  Next  to  Clift  House, 
SALT  LAKE  CITY,   UTAH. 

KAHN  BROTHERS, 


Wholesale  Dealers  in 


JIB* 


A  Large  and  Complete  Line  of  TOBACCOS  and 
CIGARS  of  which  we  make  a  specialty. 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  ORDERS. 

No.  113  &  115  East  Temple  Street, 
ILiAJKIIE! 


H.  S.  KEEDALL,  Proprietor. 

Rear  of  211  Main  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


LOCAL  and  COUNTRY  TRADE  Supplied 


-AT- 


BOTTOM    RATES. 


THE 

UTAH  DIRECTORY, 

FOR 

1883-84:. 
Published  by  J.  C.  GRAHAM  &  CO., 

CONTAINING    THE 

A.  ls£  IE    .A-ZLsTID     OOOTJ^^TI 

OF 

EVERY  RESIDENT  IN    SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

AND    A 

Complete  Business  Directory  of  every  City  and  Town  in  Utah 

TOGETHER  WITH  A 

COMPENDIUM  OF  GENERAL  INFORMATION. 


J.  C.  GRAHAM  &  CO.,  PRINTERS, 

28  and  SO  First  South  Street,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1883,  by  y.  C.  GRAHAM  &>  CO.,  in  the 
Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  at   Washington^  D.  C. 


Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 

Central  Railway, 

THE  PIONEER  LINE  OF  UTAH, 

Is  Standard  Guage,  and  running  through  the  centre  of  Utah 

affords  to  travellers  a  safe,  speedy  and  pleasant  route  to 

all  the  principal  towns  and  cities  of  Utah,  and  is 

the  only  line  running  to  Southern  Utah. 


The  Equipment  is  First  Class,  the  Road  Bed  Solid, 
and  Fast  Time  is  Made. 


THIS    POPULAR    LINE 

Makes  close  connection   with   THE  UNION  PACIFIC  at 

Ogden  for  Denver,  Kansas  City,  Omaha,  Council  Bluffs, 

Chicago,  St.   Louis,  Philadelphia,  New  York, 

Boston,  and  all  points  East. 


CONNECTS    AT   OCDEN 

With  the   CENTRAL  PACIFIC  for  Sacramento,  San  Francisco, 
and  all  points  on  the  Pacific  Coast.     Also  with  UTAH  and 
NORTHERN  R'Y  for  all  points  in  Northern 
Utah,  Idaho  and  Montana. 


PASSENGER  TKAINS   BUN  DAILY  BETWEEN  SALT  LAKE  AND  OGDEN 
and  BETWEEN  SALT  LAKE  and  SOUTH. 

j&$~    For  information  relative  to  Freight  and  Passage  apply  at 

GENERAL  OFFICES,   MAIN  STREET. 


JOHN  SHARP,  JAS.  SHARP,  F.  COPE, 

Gen'l  Supt.  Asst.  Gen'l  Supt.  G-  F.  &  P.  Ag't. 


This  work  opens  with  a  general  Name-Directory  of  Salt 
Lake  City;  after  which  follow  a  Guide  Book,  a  Compendium 
of  useful  information,  and  a  Digest  of  the  Commercial  Laws 
of  the  Territory.  Next  in  order  is  a  Business  Directory  of 
Salt  Lake  City,  followed  by  that  of  the  smaller  towns  in  Salt 
Lake  County.  The  more  important  and  larger  counties  of 
the  Territory  are  then  given,  and  these  are  succeeded  by 
the  remaining  Counties  in  alphabetical  order,  with  every  town 
in  the  respective  Counties  in  the  same  order,  giving,  however, 
the  precedence  to  the  County  seats  in  said  Counties. 


VI 


Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


THE    PROVO 

nr 


Manufacture  the  Largest  and  Best  Line  of 


To  be  Found  in  Utah. 


Their  Goods  are  better  for  the  prices  than  Imported  Woolens. 

These  goods  can  be  found  at  retail  at  nearly  every  retail 

store  in  the  Territory,  and  at  wholesale  at  the 

FACTORY,   PROVO  CITY, 


-AND- 


Special  attention  given  to  the  Trade. 


They  are  always  in  the  Market  for  WOOL  an  pay  the 
highest  prices  in  Cash. 


JAMES  DUNN,  Supt. 


PREFACE. 


take  no  little  pleasure  in  presenting  this  work  to  the 
public.  It  is  the  largest  of  the  kind  ever  published 
in  Utah,  and  embraces  a  vast  amount  of  information  of  intense 
interest  to  bankers,  merchants,  tradesmen  and  the  general 
readers  in  this  Territory,  and  adjacent  Territories  and  States. 
Every  effort  has  been  exerted  to  make  it  correct,  relhble  and 
complete;  and  the  publishers  pride  themselves  in  their  suc- 
cess in  these  respects. 

The  necessity  for  such  a  Directory  is  evident  to  every  ob- 
serving resident  of  the  Territory,  and  it  will  fill  a  want  much 
and  long  experienced  in  our  growing  and  prosperous  commu- 
nities. 

In  addition  to  a  complete  Directory,  we  have  added  a 
Guide  Book,  and  a  Digest  of  the  Commercial  Laws  of  Utah, 
which  will  enhance  the  value  of  this  work  as  a  handy  book  of 
varied  and  useful  information.  We  need  not  mention  the 
difficulties  we  had  to  overcome  in  compiling,  making  and  com- 
pleting a  work  of  this  character. 


Utah  Directory —  Advertisements. 


EXCELSIOR 

Meat       "WNI    Markets 


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Keep  Constantly  on  hand  the  Choicest  of 


Veal,  Sausage,  Headcheese.  Etc. 

and  sell  at  prices  that 


Courtesy  to  Customers  Guaranteed. 

Hotels  and  Boarding  Houses  Furnished. 


ALL  ORDEFS  PROMPTLY  FILLED. 
Special  Attention  given  to  Orders  by  Mail. 

Send  in  your  Orders  and  have  your  Meat  Delivered. 

Cash  Paid  for  Hides  and  Pelts. 


BULLOCK  &  SMOOT,  Proprietors. 

Centre  St.,  Provo  City,  Utah, 


Abbreviations 17    Fillmore* 262  (  Mill  Creek 221-^ 

Adamsville 247    Fish  Creek 278  j  Mill  Creek  post-omce..257 

Alpine  City 231  j  Fort '1  hoi  nberg 278    Millville 25J 

Anna 210  !  Fountain  Green  20X  '  Mineisville 249 

Alta 221  I  Fremont  205  !  Moab 257 

American  Fork 231  1  FrUco 218  j  Mona  200 

Anabella 272  i  Garden 200  i  Monroe 273 

Ashley  275  |  Glen  wood ^72  |  Morgan  County 264 

Auroia 272  |  Go.-hen 2>3  !  Morgan  City 204 

Leaver  County 217  |  Grat'ton 2(il  j  Mountain  Meadow 277 

Beaver  City. 247  j  GnuHsville 274  I  Moroni 20'J 

Bear  Liver  city 250  !  Greenville 248    Mount  Pleasant 20(^ 

Benjamin 233  j  Greenwich 205  I  Nephi  259 

Bellevue 277  |  Guide  Look  179  to  197  |  Newton 253 

Big  Cotton  wood 221    Gunnison 209  j  New  Harmony 201 

Bingham  22L     Harrisvhle 246  i  North  Ogden 24t> 

Box  Klder  County 249    lleber  278  I  Ogden 237 

Biigham  City 249     Hillsdale 258    Ophir 275 

Bountiful 255    lloldeii 2^3  j  Uiderville 201 

Blake  i  ity 250  !  i  iomansville        233  |  nuray  275 

Biinton 221  i  Hooper 240  j  Panguitch 258 

Browns  Park 275  '  Iluntington 250  j  Paradise  251 

Bin  rville 272  !  litTntsviiie 240    Paragon  ah 259 

Cache  County 20!  j  Hyde  Paik 253     Paiowan 258 

Castle  Dale 250  i  Hyrum 253  j  Park  (.ity 271 

Cayune 250  j  lion  County  257    Payson 23i 

Cedar  Fort 233  |  Joseph 273     i  eoa 272- 

Cedar  City 258  j  Juab  County 259     PettyviUe 20!) 

Centre :;74  |  Juab 200    Peterson's 20t 

Centreville 255  i  Junction 205    Pine  Valley 277 

Charleston 278  i  Kamas  270  I  Piute  County 201 

Chester 207  !  Kanab 201  i  Pinto 277 

Clai  kston .'53  j  Kane  County 201     Plain  City 247 

Club  iiill 253  !  Kanosh  20;'.    Pleasant  Grove 23-3 

Coalvilte.... 270  j  kaysville 250    Plymouth 25') 

Coiinne 250  |  Kelton 250    Portage 25') 

Crayuoii 204  j  Kingston 205  !  Prativille 273 

3  »avis  County    255  j  Koo.»hurem 205  j  Price 257 

iVseret 202  !  Laketown 200  |  Promontory 251 

Ueweyville 250  |  Lao 2<>5  i  Providence 25i 

Diamond  City 200  j  Leamington  203  i  Provo  City 225 

Digest  Commercial  !  Leeds 277     Randolph 20t> 

Laws  ol' Utah. ..198-202     Lehigh  233     Redmond 273 

Dover 208     Levan 200     Lich  County 20(> 

Draper : 221     I.ogan 252     Richfield 273 

Kcho 270    Lynne 240    Richmond 251 

j  den 240     Aianli  207  !  Rockv  ille 202 

Jilsinore 272     Marysvale 201  |  Salem 235 

Kmeiy  v  ounty 250     Mayiield 2.9  |  Salina 273 

Ephruim 208     Meadow 20i  !  trait  Lake  City  Lusi- 

L  i  Lity ^74  !  Meadowville 200  ness  iiirectory..<.0,)-220 

Kureka 200  I  Mendon 2^")3    Salt  Lake  Lity  Gen- 

Fairview, 20S  !  Micidleton. 277  I         eral  4-irectory  ...17-173 

Farmington 2  5  •.  Midway '^78    Sandy  Station 22 J 

Fayette  2'KS  \  Milioiu 249    Sanpete  County 207 

Fui-roii's  City ibj  j  Miilard  County 202    Santa  claru 277 


Contents. 


i^antaQuin 

235     St.nr»lrt.nnl 

275  I  Wales 

270 

Bcipio 

263 

St.  George  

.  .  276     Wftsatnh  Conntv. 

?7H 

Hcofield 

257 

Summit  County  
Terrace  

270 
951 

Wallsburgh 

278 
97-} 

Sevier  County. 

272 

Wanship       

Silver  City  
Silver  Reef       

...260 
270 

Thurber  
Tin  tic    

265 

..  ..260 

Wasatch  
Washington  County. 
Washington.         

.223 

.276 
977 

Blatersville  
Smithfleld  
BnowviUe  
Houth  Cotton  wood.. 
Bpanish  Fork 

...247 
...254 
...251 
...228 
2?J5 

Tooele  County     .... 

274 

TooeleCity  
Toqnerville  
TTintah  County  
Uintah   

274 
261 
275 
247 

Weber  County  

•  ^i7 

Wellsville. 

^5* 

West  Bountiful 

25fl 

West  Jordan    .     .  .  . 

22? 

°7r» 

fiprin^City 

26!) 

Union 

223 

White  Rocks 

Bprin0"  Lake 

236 

Utah  County  

225 

Willard   

951 

}Sprinirville 

236 

Vernon    

275 

Windsor 

233 

St.  Johns 

275 

Virgin  Citv.... 

262 

Woodruff.... 

flJii 

S  PERRY    &    CO., 

TJ  O-  O- 1  S  T  S,  =^= 
SPRINGVILLK,    UTAH. 

PRESCRIPTIONS     CAREFULLY     COMPOUNDED 
DAY  AND  NIGHT. 

Pure   Wines   and    Liquors   for  Medicinal  Purposes. 


JOEL  GROVEK,  Sup't. 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


Adkins  Geo  F  28 

Denver  Beer  Hall          16 

Joslin&Park       .          $v 

Ageair  Frank  &  J 

Dinwoodey  H,  outside 

Kahn  Bros  2 

Fischer  121 

front  cover 

Kelly  Bros.           .  .         82 

Andersoij  Scott  279 

Dinwoodey  Jas  9fi 

Kelsey  Eli  B  21) 

Arcade  Restaurant  90 
Armstrong  &  13  utter- 

Donelsou  Bros  220 
Due  O  F..                          88 

Kelsey  &  Puterbaugh..2J3 
Lamb  J  S                         22*1 

field.../.  2021 

Duiiford  Geo  altern- 

Larson John   30 

Ashby  Thomas,  .    .  .  242 

ate  side  lines 

Leaker  David  W            23 

AxteJl  Levi  D8 

Fardley  B.                     .  42 

Lepper  Dr  A  240 

Barlow  J  M                      38 

Fardley  Jas  W                 56 

Lewis  J  S  &  Co              240 

Barnes  M  78 

Earl  L  M    61 

Lomax  J  D  51 

Barnes  &  Davis,  out- 

Eighteenth Ward 

Love  J     2*0 

side  back  cover 

Store  .                        279 

Barratt  Bros.  .  .                IS 

Erb  G  S,  outside  back 

Lowell  John  W  Wa- 

Booth DC                         76 

cover 

gon  Company      .    94 

Booth  v  Brown  22H 
Bountiful  Co-op  Iu'n...257 
Brisaeher  S  &  Co            20 

Evans  &  Spencer  SC 
Evans  David  jr  228 
Excelsior  Flour  Mills  222 

Lynch  &Cottrell  96 
Manning  John  24 
Mason  &  Co        118 

Brown  Jas  42 

Fxcelsior  Meat  Mark- 

Marshall &  Royle  40 

Bullock  &  Smoot  8 

ets..  •       .                    8 

Bull's  Head  Meat 
Market  78 

Farmers  Exchange  224 
Farrell  Wm  .                 242 

Meears  Geo  A,  back 
of  book 

Button  &  Boyan  40 
Business  Changes           13 

First  National  Bank.  ..226 
Foote  Jas  E                   2-^6 

Meredith,  Gallacher 
&  Jones                     50 

C  12's  *?26 

Gem  Saloon.                    38 

Merrill  M  .   .  .           38 

California  Brewery....  76 
Capital  Saloon               232 

Goldberg  L,  alternate 
foot  lines 

Metropolitan  Hotel  203 
Morris  Elias  B.                32 

Carroll  li  G  &  Son  224 

Goldsbrouo'h  Mrs 

Moss  W  J  7> 

Carter  Chas  W.            .    42 

Hlen.                        230 

Mulloy  &  Paul.    ...      46 

Carter  Thos  64 

Goldsmith  &  Co  out- 

Myrick &  Co  23 

Chalmers  Abe        .       2<2 

side  front  cover 

Naylor  &  Pike        .        92 

Chambers  Jno  G  242 

Gold  sticker  M                78 

Nekton  Frank  H  &  Co..40 

Chapman  &  Whyt<»ck 

Gould  A  110 

Nephi  House  232 

inside  back  cover 

Graham  John  C  100 

Nevada  Kestaurant.  .  .  23 

Christensen  N  C  &  Bro  63 
City  Feed  &  Livery 
Stables  78 

Graham  J  C  &  Co  58 
Grant  Heber  J  &  Co..  ..204 
Gray  N  P.  ...                    54 

Nunn  C  W  38-101 
Nephi  Co  op  Inst'n  ....  10 
Oblad  &  Knight  93 

Clawson  Spencer  ,          54 

Great  Western  Trunk 

Ogden  Herald  114 

Clift  House                      22 

Factory                      ^4 

Ostler  JnoC      230 

Cluff  D  F    .   .           22J 

Griffiths  D  J                     34 

Pacific  Express  Co.  .  .  .112 

Continental  Hotel  out- 
side back  cover 
Coult  James.                   28 

Groneman  August  228 
Gruber  &  Marriett  240 
Aalpin  J  J  &  Co              64 

Pacific  Sam  pie  Rooms  7* 
Pacific  Wagon  &  Im- 
plement Co        ....  9S 

Crow  ton  F.             .          56 

Hardy  Bros  &  Burton 

Palmer  W  D  &  Co  126 

Calmer  G  F  &  Bros,  62-72 

8U02-118 

alternate  foot  lines 
Harris  John  56 

Peirce  G  M,  alternate 
side  lines 

Cunnington  &  Co  40 
Curtiss  A  Co  2H) 
Cushman  M  G              234 

Hart  Wm  279 
Hawley  House  228 
Htiynes  &  Son                 2") 

Peterson  John  48 
Philadelphia  Restau- 

Chicago  &  Northwes- 

HeilJohn                    .    (j8 

Phillips  W  J  44 

tern  Kail  road..   .  .  86 

Hoge  &  Jonassou  96 

Pickard  W  L,  top  lines 

Daniels  T  V,  jr                223 

Hooper  W  J..        .          120 

Pickering  Bros  38-202 

Dar  ke  S  W  &  Co              1^4 

Hoover  Jno  W               222 

PierpontT   44 

D  &  It  G  Lumber  Yard  279 
Deign  ton  K  &  Co  38 
Deseret  Carriage  & 

Hop  wood  Mrs  A  34 
Horrocks  Juo  212 
Husler  Geo        78 

Pioneer  Lunch  House  233 
Pisko  E  &  Co,  success- 
ors to  Travis  &  Co. 

Wagon  Shops  96 
Deseret  National 

Hyde  &  Whit  more  250 
Jennings  Wm  &  Sons  122 

alternate  side  lines 

Bank                           30 

Johnson  A  J  &  Co.         90 

Pitts&Co  44 

Deseret  N^ws                     48 

Tones  Wm  11                  2^4 

Podlech&Co  20 

Devey  W  &  Son             104 

Jones  S  S                        2  '2 

Xll 


Index  to  Advertisements. 


Provo  Jt  &  T5  Co.                1 

Qchoppe  F  Fi  56  [ 

Utah  Central  UR  4 
Utah  Cracker  Factory    2 
Utah  Fastern  K  R  112 
TTtah  Journal  -r3 

Provo  Manufacturing 
Company                     6 

Schroder  Thos  G  2S4 

Sapolio                              1  1 

Pulsi  pher  M  rs  V,  (  J  .  .  .  .  £24 
Provo  Co  op  Drug 
Store  13 
Provo  Co-op  Inst'n  12 
Q.uinn  I  G  42-212 
"Railroad  Exchange 
Hotel  f8 
Rand  O  A  11« 

Scow  croft  John  2  0 

Sebree  Howard  2(5 
Shafer  &  Co  212 
Silver  Iron  Works  74 
Simons  Mrs  M  13  280 
Slight  Thos  31 
Smith  Mrs  lain*  S  Hi 
Snow  Zerubbabel  7> 
Soule  I  P&  Co  2-74 
Spencer  &  Kim  ball  126 
Startup  M  rsllagar.  .  .  .224 

VauAukin  Dr  1W 
Vincent  Ar  Ostler  2'6 
Waarener  Henry  7(J 
Walker  House,  out- 
side back  cover 
Walker  Joseph  OS 
Wardleiffh  H  c  2'J3 
WarnockK,  inside  back 
cover 
^'asatch  Mills  78 

Reed  HA  42 
Reed  all  Hs    2 

Kichter  Moritz              2'i-i 

Rock  Island   KH  15 
Suit  Lake  Tribune  13 
Halt  Lake  Herald  »tf 
Fait  Lake  Chronicle...  36 
Salt  Lake  Grocer  and 
Trade  Journal  62 
Salt  Lake  Foundry  & 
Machine  Co      .     ..41 

Stevens  \V  H  2  2 
Slubbs  Teter  211 
Srerry  <t  Co                 .  .  10 

Watson  Bros      .           12) 

Webber  Chas  F  23 
Wells,  Fargo  &  Co  2)1 
While  House  2) 
Whitehead  Jasjr  2*2 
Whittemore  B  F  .  .        2S 

Sutherland  A  G  22  > 
Territorial  Enquirer..  .10!) 
Thompson  £Shurtliff2H 
Thomson's  Real  Es- 
tate Agency  2  X 
Thurman  Samuel  K  .223 
Tufts  &  Nystrom  «) 
Tint's  Pills            83 

Williams  A  L  124 

Williamson  James  7) 
Woods  &  Hoffman  44 
Wyalt  &  Forrester  4) 
ZC  M  I,  in  side  front 
cover 

Salt  Lake  Livery  and 
Transfer  stables  ...  46 
Salt  Lake  Surgical  & 
Medical  Institute  .    1 
j?avi!le  Geo  42 

United  Order  Mer- 
(•hitnt.  Tailor*...    _.  71 

CO-OIF, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


No 


A  complete  line  of 

FANCY    AND    STAPLE    GROCERIES    AND 
DRY    GOODS    KEPT    CONSTANTLY 

ON  HAND. 

trouble    to    order    Special    Gocds   from    E'ltst    or     }Vest. 
ALL  KINDS  OF  PRODUCE  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

SSCplf 

IS  NOW  COMPLETE  FROM  STOGAS  TO  THK  FINEST. 
-  We  ship  our  - 


Direct,  and  carry  the  most  complete  line  in  town.    The  Celebrated         \ 

MONITOR  AND  CHARTER  OAK  STOVES 

Constantly  on  hand.     Also  a  complete  line  of  Iron  and   Hardware.    We  be- 
lieve in  buying  the  best.     Come  one,  come  all  and  examine  our  goods. 

REED  SMOQT,  Sup't. 


Business  Changes.  xiii 


BUSINESS  CHANGES. 


The  following  changes  have  taken  place  in  Salt  Lake  City 
since  compiling  the  Business  Directory: 

Geo.  Payne,  Boot  and  Shoe  Maker,  removed  to  218  Main 
Street. 

Thomson's  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agency,  and  contractors 
for  sinking  wells,  removed  to  137  Main  Street. 

F.  Crovvton,  Plumber,  Steam  and  Gas  Fitter,  removed  to 
Third  South,  between  Main  and  First  East  Streets. 

Dr.  Jas.  R.  VanAukfn's  Dental  Institute  removed  to  corner 
Tenth  East  and  Second  South  Streets. 

C.  R.  Savage's  Art  Bazar  removed  to  41  Main  Street.  The 
Photographic  Department  removed  to  Olson's  new  gallery, 
Commercial  Street. 

R.  Deighton  &  Co.,  Jobbers  and  Repairers,  and  Manufac- 
turers of  Tin,  Sheet  Iron  and  Copper  Ware,  removed  to  Third 
South,  between  Main  and  First  East  Streets. 

H.  B.  Clawson,  Dealer  in  Hides,  Wool,  Furs,  Wagons,  Ag- 
ricultural Implements,  &c  ,  removed  to  Old  City  Meat  Market, 
West  Temple,  bet  First  South  and  South  Temple  Streets. 


DPIRO'VO   OOOIP.    IDIR/CrO- 

Full  Stock  of   I'UKK   r»Rir«S    AND   9IEDICINKS. 

CHOICE    VATMKTY    O?    PAT3.VT    AND    PrOP^IETARY    MEDICINES. 

Physicians  Prescriptions  Carefully  Compounded. 

Fall  Line  of  Stationery,  School  Bo  As,  Literary  an  1  Scientific  Works,  Albums,  &o 
GKO.  Q.  CORAY,  Superintendent, 


iil^BBBBHBHHHP^ 


Has  no  equal 
Copper,  Knives, 


for  cleaning  all  kinds  of  Kitchen  UtensHs,  Tin,  Bros-.,  or 
Forks,  Crockery,  Glassware,  Bath  Tubs,  Paint,  Oil  lota, 
;c.,  For  Salo  by  all  (Jro33M. 


TOILET 


It  is  offered  as  the  onlv  perfect  soap  for  cleaning  the  skin.  It  will  remove 
almost  instantly  any  conceivable  stain,  leaving  the  skin  white  and  smooth:  pre- 
ve^ts  chappTng  ot^efther  hands  or  face.  Q.  P.  CULMEE  &  BEOS.,  Agonts  Salt  Lak9, 

OTIS  S.  FAVOR,  Sole  Western  Agent t  Chicago. 


Adds  to  the  popularity  of  the 


GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE." 

The  fact  that  it  is  the  most  Direct,  SPREDY  and  COMFORTABLE  route  between 
the  \V  KST  and  KAST;  that  its  Holling  Stock  is  superb,  consisting  of 


Magnificent    Day    Coaches  , 

Horton_JEleclining    Chair  Cars, 

Pullman    Palace^Sleeping    Cars, 

the    world-famous^Dining^ars  ; 


That  all  its  principal  connections  are  made  in  Grand  Union  Depots,  and  that  it 
tickets  and  checks  baggage  to  all  points,  keeps  it  in  the  lead,  and  the  favorite  lin& 
with  those  who  travel  either  an  business  or  for  pleasure. 

I:-s  "ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE"  to  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 

Passing  through  the  most  picturesque  portions  of  Illinois,  Iowa  and  Minnesota* 
receives  the  patropasre  of  all  lovers  of  the  beautiful.  Get  a  Time-Table  and  Map  and 
and  examine  carefully. 

Through  Tickets  can  be  purchased  VIA  Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Leavenworthf 
or  Atchison. 


Jt.  R. 

Vice-Prest.  and  Gen'l  Manager. 


Gen'l  Ticket  and  Pass.  Agent. 


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Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


i£w,  $12.00. 

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The  EXPONENT  of  the  People's  Right 


Larger  Circulation  Than  All  The  Salt  Lake 
Dailies  Combined. 


JOHN  KURD, 


GEORGE  GRIMMINGER. 


AND 


Jfo/   COMMERCIAL  8T  9 

Adjoining  Idaho  Bakery,         SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

OPENED    JULY   ^th,   1883. 


Our  Beer,  Wines  and  Liquors,  will  remind  you  of  Ganibrinus 

Bachus  &  Co.;    and  about  our  Cigars,  General  ,Grant 

can  give  you  full  particulars  by 

calling  upon  us. 

HURD  §  G.UIMMINGER.  Props. 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


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Abrams  L.  S.,  green  grocer,  ss  First  North  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Abbey  R.  H.,  res  North  West  cor  1st  West  and  4th  South 

Ackerman  J.  H.,  printer,  ns  Garden  bet  Elm  and  Maple. 

Acomb  John,  Sr.,  farmer,  ss  4th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Acomb  John,  conductor,  ss  5th  South  bet  3d  and   4th  West 

Adams  Joseph,  laborer,  North  of  3d  North  21st  Ward 

Adams  S.  A.  blacksmith,  res  ws  8th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Adams  H.  res  ws  8th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Adams  D.  H.  farmer,  ne  cor  8th  South  and  7th  East 

Adams  Ida,  widow,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Adams  Charles,  boards  B  R  Exchange 

Adams  John,  carpenter,  se  cor  Plum  and  Centre 

Adams  W.  carpenter  se  cor  Plum  and  Centre 

Adams  George,  carpenter,  se  cor  Plum  and  Centre 

Adams  James,  teamster,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Adams  John,  res  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Adams  Wm.  fireman,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Adams  D.  C.  commercial  agent,  boards  Walker  House 

Adamson  Janet,  widow,  ns  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  East 


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L.  GOLDBEIIG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  "W.  L.  Pickard's. 


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Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 

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Adamsoii  Ihos.,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  East  * 

Adkins  Win.  ft.  gardener,  ss  Wall  bet  Spruce  and  Fir  ,— 

Adlard  Jabez,  laborer,  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West  j   — 

Admire  S.  J.  res  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South  ^ 

Afflick  W.  P.  blacksmith,  s.s  North  Temple  bet  10th  and  llth  East  M 

Agramonte  C.  H.  M'y  mining  mac.  ss  6th  South  bet  E  Temple  &  1st  E       M 

Aainstroii  Ludwig,  carpenter  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  2nd  North  SJ 

Ainsworth  Thomas,  laborer,  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West  !  ^ 

Aird  John,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East  Q 

Airmet  John  D.  carpenter,  sw  cor  E]lm  and  Prospect 

Albrend  Jane  A.  widow,  ws  5th  West  betj3rd  and  4th  North  2 

Albrend  Wm.  F.  gardener  ws  5th  West  bet  3rd  and  4th  North  3 

Albion  James,4laborer,  ws  2nd  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Alcock  John,  machinist,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Alder  George  A.  clerk,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Aldis  Heber,  harnessmaker,es4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple        td 

Alexander  John,  laborer,  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Alexander  Mrs.  L.  C.,  widow,  ss  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East  0 

Alexander  Robt.  painter,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South  H 

Alexander  Wm.  laborer,  ss  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Alexander  Henry,  mason,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South  ?? 

Alf  R.  M  .merchant,  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple  j  32 

Alford  John,  clerk  ne  cor  Currant  and  Centre  j  pj 

Allen  Thomas,  carpenter,  wu  Garden  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Allen'Robt.,    merchant,    cor  3d  South  and  8th  East  i  M 

Allen  Robert,  peddler,  ns  5th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Allen.Wm.,  carpenter,  es  Locust  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Allen  Wm.  L.  N.,  carpenter,  se  cor  Fruit  and  Locust  i  ^ 

Allen  John,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Allen  Dr.  J.  F.  (Moore,  Allen  &  Co)  ns  3d  South  bet  E  T  and  W  T 

Allen  Julia,  widow,  ns  4th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Allen  Mrs.  Catharine,  ns  2d  North  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Allen  C.  E.  teacher,  se  cor  3d  South  and  3d  East 

Alley  S.  W.  farmer,  ne  cor  4th  South  and  1st  East 

Allison  E.  M.  res  ss  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Aimer  T.  E.,  res  es  2d  East  ;bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Alingram  L.  E.,  carpenter,   ns  South  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Almond  J.  B.  clerk,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Alsworth  Henry,  shoemaker,  ss  2d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Alt  Jacob,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Alverson  John,  laborer,  es  2d  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Alvord  Ervine  T.,  res  ns3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Amy  Elvira,  widow,  ws  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Anderberg  E.,  carriage  maker,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Anderson  Henry,  laborer,  es  8th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  baying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg's 


W.  L.  FicJtard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 


if! 


REAL  ESTATE,  MONEY  LOANING-,  HOUSE  RENTING  AND  COL- 
LECTING AGENT. 

Will  search  records  for  investigation  of  titles  to  realties,  make  out  Deeds, 
Bonds,  Mortgages,  Wills,  Agreements,  &c.,  &c.,  on  short  notice. 

P.  O.  Box  No.  363.  Office  Nos.  23  &  25  First  South  St., 

NOTARY  PUBLIC. 


S.  BRISACHER  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 

Nl  EALS,  at  all  Hours,  50  cents 

FURNISHED  ROOMS  TO  LET. 
No.  233  Main  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


HAYNES  &  SON. 


Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


WHITE    HOUSE. 

BEST  FAMILY  HOTEL. 

MAIN  STREET,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

Terms  $2.00  per  Day.    Meals  50  Cents. 

A.  POD  LECH  &   CO. .Proprietors.      ^ 


South  Temple  Street,  bet.  ist  &•  2nd  West. 


Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Otoofs 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickarcl,  Salt  Lake. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory,  2 1 


Anderson  Henry  J.  teamster,  es  8th  Fast  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Anderson  P.,  manufacturer,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  and  9th  Kast 

Anderson  G.  whipmaker,  ns  5th  South  bet  sd  and  4th  East 

Anderson  Dr.  W.  F.,  res  es  2d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Anderson  W.  E.  res  ns  1st  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Anderson  Sophie,  widow,  ns  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Anderson  James,  res  ss  East  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Anderson  Manning,  clerk,  boards  White  House 

Anderson  James,  laborer,  ws  3d  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Anderson  Andrew,  mason,  ns  8th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Anderson  A.  farmer,  es  2d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Anderson  D.  P.  carpenter,  ns  Garden  bet  Walnut  arid  1st  East 

Anderson  Catharine,  widow,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Anderson  C.  G.  laborer,  ns  4th  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Anderson  James,  printer,  ss  5th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Anderson  Wm.,  res  se  cor  5th  South  and  2d  West 

Anderson  W.  N.  moulder,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Anderson  James,  moulder,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Anderson  Robert,  blacksmith,  sw  cor^Prospect  and  Chestnut 

Anderson  Robert,  res  ns  Prospect  bet  Chestnut  and'Walnut 

Anderson  George  E.  photographer,  ws  Elm  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Anderson  Mary  A.  widow,  ws  Elm  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Anderson  Frederick  (Anderson  &  Pomeroy)  wsPine  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Anderson  Samuel,  es  Commercial  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Anderson  Hugh,  ws  E  T  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Anderson  P.  agent,  ws  West  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  ls?t  North 

Andre  A.  res  1st  E.  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Andres  J.  A.  res  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Andrew  S.  W.  (Andrew  Bros)  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Andrew  J.  W.  (Andrew. Bros)  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Andrew  Joseph  F.  (Andrew  Bros);ns  4th  South.bet  W  T  and  E  T 

Andrew  W.  R.  (Andrew  Bros.)  ns  4th  South  bet  W  T  and  E  T 

Andrew  Albert  T.  blacksmith  ns  4th  South  bet  W  T  and  E  T 

Andrew  R.  S.  printer,  ss  4th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Andrews  A,  K.,  foreman  D  &R  G  W  boards  Valley  House 

Angell  John  O.  carpenter,  se  cor  Elm  and  Prospect 

Angell  Lucinda,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Angell  T.  J. book-keeper,  es  1st  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Angell   Truman  O.,  architect,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  7th  Sout  h 

Angell  C.  E.  lumberman,  ss  6th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  Kast 

Ajagood  Martin,  es  2d  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Anson  P.  J.  res  se  cor  Oak  and  Garden 

Arbogast  George,  res  44 1st  South 

Arbuckle  James,  res  ws  9  East  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Arbuckle  James,  butcher,  ws  4th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 


L.  Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City, 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L,.  Fidaard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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48  SECOND  SOUTH  STREET. 


P.O.Box  1017, 


SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


All  kinds  of 


Monumental  Head  Stones,  Mantels,  and  Plumbers'  Work 
done  with  Neatness  aud  Dispatch, 

Also  Granite  and  Sandstone  Work  done  at  Low  Prices.  Italian, 
Vermont  and  Utah  Marble. 

Prices  as  Low  as  the  Lowest,  and  Work  as  Fine  as  any  in  the  United 
States. 


$2  00  PER  DAY, 

Cor.  Main  and  Third  South  Streets,        SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

S.  C.  EWINC,  Proprietor. 


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Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,   W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  23 


Archer  D.  J.  organ  dealer,  ss  2d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Archibald  David,  teamster,  se  cor  Maple  and  Wall 

Argust  Francis  W.  boot  and  shoe  fitter,  es  6th  East  bet  6th  and 7th  South 

Armond  W.  labo>er,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

ARMSTRONG,  T:  G.  Jr.,  merchant  us  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Armstrong  T.  C.,  Sr.,  clerk,  es  4th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Armstrong  W.  H.  hackman,  ws  4th  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Armstrong  C.  M.  rector  St.  Paul's,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Armstrong  Thomas,  laborer,  ws  Maple  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Armstrong  Robt.,  engineer,  ns  4th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Armstrong  Francis,  res  ws  7th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Arnold  George,  tanner,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  iVest^ 

Arnold  Mrs.  Fannie  D.  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  North  Temple 

Arnold  Joseph,  laborer,  es  10th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Arnold  John,  carpenter,  ws  10th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  North 

Arnold  George,  teamster,  es  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Arnold  Orson  P.  supt.  street  railway,  ws  3d  East  bet  1st  and  3d   South 

Arnot  Henry,  porter,  ns  North  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Arthur  Joshua,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South. 

Appleby  C.  H.  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Appleby  W.  P.  laborer,  ns  1st  North  bet  5th  and  6thiWest 

Appleby  Mrs.  S.  B.  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Asbridge  M.  W.  carpenter,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Ashman  James,  gardener,  ws  Oth  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Ashman  Mrs.  W.  widow,  ns  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Ashtoii  Edward,  painter  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Ashtoii  Benjamin,  stone  cutter,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and2d  South 

Ashtoii  J.  W.  machinist,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Ashtoii  Edward  T.  builder,  se  cor  1st  South  and  6th  West 

Ashworth  Benjamin,  merchant,  se  cor  7th  South  and  7th  Kast 

Askew  George,  carpenter,  es  8th  East  bet  8th  and  Oth  South 

Asper  W.  carpenter  ws  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Asper  Wm.  carpenter,  ws  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Atchison  Thomas,  contractor,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  Easl 

Atkins  Edward,  clerk,  ws  Locust  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Atkins  John  C.  res,  nw  cor  Pine  and  Garden 

Atkins  John,  second  hand  dealer,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  \V<-st 

Atkins  Eliza,  widow,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  IVmple 

Atkins  George,  builder,  es  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Atkinson  Harriet,  widow,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Atley  H.  W.  printer,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Atwell  W.  agent,  ss  North  Temple  bet  Oth  and  10th  Kast 

Atwell  W,  H.  carpenter,  sw  cor  North  Temple  and  13th  Kast 

Atwood  Milan,  farmer,  ns  2d  South  bet  1st  and   2d*Kast 

Atwood  A.  T.  gardener,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  Kast 


Li.  Goldberg-  has  the  latest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


WALLIN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 

GREAT  WESTERN  1 

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John  Manning. 


JOHN  MANNING,  Proprietor. 

Having  increased  my  facilities  for  making  all  kinds  of   \  o_ 

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I  am  prepared  to  offer  to  all  the  largest  and  best  assortment 
of  Goods  west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains. 

Country  Dealers  and  Merchants 

will  find  it  to  their  advantage   and   interest  to  call  and  ex- 


amine my  stock  before  purchasing  elsewhere.     I 
am  prepared  to  make  everything  in  the 


from  the  smallest  TOY  TRUNK  to  the  largest  PACKERS 
and  offer  at  retail 

Cheaper  than  the  Cheapest, 

all  kinds  of  goods  in  my  line. 


Remember  the  place  and  call  even  if  you  don't  want 
a  Trunk. 


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Salesroom  No.  64  Second  South  Street,  Factory  172  and 
174  First  East  Street, 

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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Pickard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 

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Atwood  M.  I),  teamster,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East  j  _^ 

Aubrey  Thomas,  baker,  res  60  1st  South  j  ^° 

Auerbach  S.  H.  (Auerbach  Bros.)  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  East  and  E  T 

Auerbach  F.  ( Auerbach  Bros)  1st  South  bet/ Main  and  West  Temple 

Auguson  L.  J.  carpenter,  ns  8th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Aukirt  M.  F.  boards  H.  R.  Exchange 

Austin  L.  S.  civil  engineer,  es2d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  S  T 

Austin  Edward,  manager  London  Bank,es  6th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

A  very  Allen  A.,  fireman  ws  4th  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

A  very  Evan,  shoemaker,  ws  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Averill  O.  J.,  clerk  third  dis.  court,  boards  Continental 

Aveson  Robert,printer,es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  North  Temple 

Axtell  Levi,  billposter,  ws4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Axtoii  John,  clerk,  ns  Mountain  bet  Elm  and  Oak 

Ayland  W.  T.  laborer,  ns  2d  North  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Ayrton  Win.,  gardener,  ns  1st  South  bet  3d  an  cUthWest 


Babbitt  Elizabeth,  widow,  MS  1st  West  3d  and  3d  South 

Bee  Jacob,  carpenter,  ws  4th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Bach  J.  H.,  clerk,  iia  1st  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Bachgreen  Maria,  widow,  ns  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Bachman  John  A.,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Bachman  S.  E.  laborer,  ws  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Bacon  Wm.  moulder,  ws  2d  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Badger  Rodney,  laborer,  ws2d  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Badger  Rodnev ,  res  es  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Badly  Mrs.  E.,  Avidow,  ws  10th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Badly  Mrs.  C.,  widow,  ws  10th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bagley  Jno.,  res  us  3d  South  bet  9th  and  10th   East 

Bailey  T.  C.,  civil  engineer,  ss  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Bailey  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  6th  South  and  1st  West 

Bailey  John  H.,  merchant,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Bailey  Mrs.  Alice,  widow,  ss  31  South  bat  10th  and  llth  East 

Baylis  Win.,  cabinetmaker,  lie  cor  8th  East  and  South  Temple 

Bain  John,  painter,  ss  1st  North  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Bain  Edward,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  13th  East; 

Baker  T.  J.  res  sw  cor  1st  West  and  1st  South 

Baker  Mrs.  Mary,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Bakes  Samuel,  nightwatchman,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Batam  Alfred  sw  cor  Oak  and  Mountain 

Baldwin  J.  K.,  carpenter,  ne  cor  5th  West  and  3d  South 

Baldwin  Jane  A.  widow,  es  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Bale  Joseph,  res  ns  8th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Ball  E.  S.  boards  Cliffc  House 


L,.  Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City, 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L,  Picfcard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


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Best  Stock  of  Hard  Wood  and  Wagon  Full  Stock  "of  Extras  and  Eepairs 

Material  in  the  West.  Always  on  Hand. 


GENERAL  AGENT  FOR  THE  CELEBRATED 


-  ALSO  - 

CHAMPION  REAPERS,  MOWERS  &  BINDERS 


Are  the  best,  most  reliable,  and  satisfactory  Machines  in  the 
World.  Made  of  Steel,  Wrought  and  Malleable  Iron. 


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TRIUMPH  GRAIN  DRILL. 


A  perfect  force  feed  Grain  Drill  and  Grass  Seeder.  It  is  unequalled 
for  Simplicity,  Strength,  Durability  and  Finish  and  has  a  perfect  spring 
Hoe  and  reliable  Land  Measure. 


Self-operating.  Any  boy  or  girl  that  can  drive  a  horse  can  rake  with 
«g  i  it  as  well  as  the  strongest  man.  It  is  without  doubt  the  BEST  HAY 
•  \  RAKE  IN  THE  WORLD. 

o  |  OLIVER  CHILLED  &  MOLINE  PLOWS, 

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£Q  !  Of  all  sizes.    These  Celebrated  Plows  are  in  the  hands  of  almost 

|     every  farmer  in  Utah,  giving  best  of  satisfaction. 

9  SPECIAL  ATTENTION  is  called  to  the  Casaday  Sulky  Plow,  that  uses 

no  Landside,  making  the  simplest  and  lightest  draft  Plow  in  the  World. 
The  Moline  Sulky  for  a  steeljPlow,  has  no  equal,  being  made  almost  en- 
j>       tirely  of  Wrought  Iron  and  Steel,  is  strong  and  durable, 
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Also  a  Complete  Stock  of 

HARROWS.    CULTIVATORS, 

DOUBLE  AND  SINGLE  SHOVEL  PLOWS, 

and  Farm  Implements  of  all  kinds. 
Large  and  Complete  Stock  of  Racine  and  Bain  Spring 
Wagons  on  hand,  which    are   without  doubt  the  best  Spring 
Wagons  made. 

For  Full  Decriptive  Circulars  for  any  of  the  above  goods,  address 


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Hardy  Bros,  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX..  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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Ball  John  P.  grocer,  sw  cor  7th  South  and  1st  East 

Ball  Henry,  bookkeeper,  ne  cor  Prospect  and  Locnst 

Ball  S.  F.  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Ball  George,  carpenter,  es  5th  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Ball  Wm.  M.  teamster,  ws  9th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Ballard  George,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Ballard  James,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Ballard  Wm.  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Balser  John,  tentmaker,  nw  cor  1st  South  and  4th  West 

Bnmberger  J.  E.  (Bamberger  &  Co)  ss  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Bamberger  L.  E.,  (Barnb-srger  &  Co.)  ss  3d  South  bet  E  T  and  1st  E 

Bamberger  Herman,  (Bamberger  &  Co  )  ss  3d  South  bet  E  T  and  1st  E 

Bamberger  Moses,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Bane  M.  M  receiver  U.  S.  land  office,  ss  2d  south  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Banker  Platt,  res  ns  8th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Banks  C.  H.  carpenter,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Barbee  W.  T.,  mining,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Barfoot  Sarah,  widow,  ns  1st  North  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Barker  Joseph,  gunsmith,  ne  cor  Ash  and  South  Temple 

Barker  Joseph,  jr.  laborer,  lie  cor  Ash  and  South  Temple 

Barker  John,  teamster,  ss  5th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Barker  Catharine,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Barker  Almy  brakesman,  ss  North  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Barlen  John,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Barley  John,  laborer,  es  Walnut  bet  Prospect  and  High 

BARLOW  J.  M.  dentist,  ss  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Barnes  John,  mining,  es  East  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Barnes  James,  builder,  ns"3d  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Barnes  Wm.  laborer,  ss  5th  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Barnes  Henry,  butcher,  es  Ash  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Barnes  Matthew,  grocer,  ns  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Barnes  Mark,  gardener,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Barnett  Joseph,  clerk,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Barney  Royal,  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Barney  L.  G.  mining,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Barnum  Charles  D.,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Barr  George,  (Barr  &  McTierny)  es  4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Barrell  H.  C.  clerk,  nw  cor  High  and  Pine 

Barrell  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Barrell  Charles,  shoemaker,  es  Centre  bet  Plum  and  Apricot 

Barratt  Matilda  M.  sw  cor  4th  East  and  1st  South 

Barratt  C.  R.,  (Barratt  Bros.)  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Barratt  I.  M.    (Barratt  Bros.)  se  dor  4th  East  and  1st  South 

Barrett  Anna,  widow,  es  3d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  South  Tempffe 

Barrett  Mrs.  F.  res  Wasatch  Building 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L*.  City 


Cash  paid  for  Hides,  W<-*1  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Laie  City,  Utah. 

f        R.  R,  EXCHANGE  HOTEL, 

•^  j     Opposite  U.  C.   Depot,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 

B.  F.  WHITTEMORE,  Proprietor. 


Good  Board  and  Room  Accommodations! 

Board  and  Room  si. 00  and  #1.59  per  Day. 

IVHE^LS    25    OE3STTS. 

Meals  and  Lunch  Served  at  All  Hours.  Breakfast  in  time  for  early 
trains.  The  Bar  is  stocked  with  First-Class  Goods.  Wines,  Liquors, 
Beers,  Cigars,  Smoking  and  Chewing  Tobacco,  Pipes,  etc.,  Wholesale 
and  Retail. 


W.  I).  Palmer.  Wm.  S.  Martin, 

PALMER  &  MARTIN, 

General  Agents  for 

ENLARGING  AND  FRAMING  PHOTOGRAPHS 


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Particular  attention  given  to  Copying  and  Enlarging  Old  Daguerre- 
otypes, Tintypes,  Photographs,  etc.  Portraits  Finished  in  Indian  Ink, 
Oil,  Crayon  or  Water  Colors.  Prices  Low  and  Quality  of  Work  Unri- 
valled. Canvassers  Wanted. 

"or  ^^C'^,IIOUS<V  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

'JAMES  COULT, 

PLASTERER  AND    CALCIMINER, 

ALSO  CENTRE  PIECES  ON  HAND. 
7th  East  Street,  bet.  1  it  2  South. 

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Choice  Meats  of  all  kinds  always  at  market  price,  also  all  kinds  of 
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BUILDER  AND  CONTRACTOR, 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


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Barrows  Ethan,  grocer,  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Barrows  Manly,  res  ss  '2d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Barrow   Frederick,  waiter,  boards  White  House 

Barrow    Martha,  widow,  us  North  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Barson  Mrs.  Rebecca,  WTS  1st  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Bartlett  Samuel,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Bartell  Frank,  res  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bartlett  W.  W.,  res  es  5th  East  bet  4th  arid  5th  South 

Bartlett  P.,  res  Donaldson  House 

Barton  George,  clerk,  ns  31  South  bet  3.1  and  4th  West  |  £3 

Barton  James,  machinist,  ws  Ash  bet  Bluff  and  Wall  CD 

Barton  Hyruni  B.  (Barton  &  Co.)  ss    Garden  bet  Pine  and  Chestnut  j  p 

Barton  Win.  B.  clerk,  nw  cor  Bluff  and  Chestnut  L5 

Barton  Elizabeth,  widow,  ne  cor  Bluff  and  Oak 

Barton  Isaac,  res  es  Centre  bet  Apricot  and  Currant  i  J^ 

Baskin  R.  N.  lawyer,  ns  1st  North  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East,  <  ^ 

Bassett  C.  H.,  bookkeeper,  es  4th  East  bet  Oth  and  7th  South  i  £p 

Bastian  John,  mining,  ws  3.1  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Bates  Wm.  shoemaker,  ws  4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Bates  Myron,  laborer,  es  Garden  bet  1st  and  31  North 

Bates  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Bates  H.  G.  druggist,  es  1st  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Bath  Win.  laborer,  AYS  5th  West  bet  3J  and  4th  North 

Batley  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Batt  John,  painter,  ns  1st  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Bawson  B.  clerk,  ss  5th   South  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Baxter  William,  res  ns  5th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Baxter  Samuel  E.,  res  ss  4th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Baxter  S.  M.,  lather,  ws  Maple  bet  Garden  and  Fruit 

Beatie  Walter  J.  bookkeeper,  ws  W  T  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Bean  George,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Bean  W.,  engineer,  ne   cor  2d  West  and  North  Temple 

Bean  Joseph,  carpenter,  ws  8th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South   Temple 

Beard  W.  T.  gunsmith ,  1376 1st  South 

Beasley  E.  music  teacher,  ne  cor  North  Temple  and  6th  West 

Beasley  Louis,  tinsmith,  ns  7th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Beasley  Ebenezer,  musician,  ne  cor  Currant  and  Apricot 

Beatie  H.  S.  jr.,  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Beatie  H.  S.  merchant,  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Beatie  H.  S.  res  sw  cor  4th  East  and  South  Temple 

Beattie  Dr.  J.  physician,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Bechtol  John  (Bechtol  &  Sands)  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Bechtol  Daniel,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Beck  John,  contractor,  ne  cor  Prospect  and  Spruce 

Beck  James  R.,  astrologer,  ne  cor  Prospect  and  Spruce 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg's 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W,  L.  Picfcard.  Salt  Lake  Ci£y, 


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U.   S.    DEPOSITORY. 


CITY. 

SURPLUS,  $i50,ooo 


SALT    LAKE 

CAPITAL,  $200,000. 

DIRECTORS: 
H.  S.  Eldredge,  President,  Feramorz  Little,    John  Sharp, 

Wm.  Jennings,  Vice-President,    Wm.  W.  Riter,       L.  S.  Hills.  Cashier, 
Jas.  T.  Little,  Assistant  Cashier. 

RECEIVES  DEPOSITS  PAYABLE  ON  DEMAND. 

Buys  and  sells  exchange  on  New  York,  San  Francisco,  Chicago,  St. 
Louis,  Omaha,  London,  and  Principal  Continental  Cities. 
%^-  Makes  Collections,  remitting  proceeds  promptly. 


1250  First  South  Street,  bet.  East  and  West  Temple, 
P.O.  Box  381.  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Fine  Stock  of 


French  and  English  SUITINGS 

ALWAYS    ON     HAND. 


1231  Second  South  St.,  Opera  House,  SALT  LAKE, 

JOBBERS  AND  RETAILERS  OF  GUNS,  PISTOLS, 

Ammunition,  Shells,  and  all  classes  of  Sporting  Goods,  Pocket  Cut- 
lery, Levi  Strauss  Riveted  Hunting  Suits  and  other  makes,  Powder, 
Lead,  Shot  Reloading  Tools,  Wads,  Primers,  etc.,  etc. 

We  carry  a  large  line  of  Imported  and  Domestic  Cigars,  which  we 
offer  to  the  trade  at  low  prices,  by  the  Box  or  at  Retail.  We  can  suit 
your  pocket  and  taste.  Granulated  and  Long  Cut  Smoking  Tobacco, 
Cigarettes  and  Paper,  Meerschaum,  Brier  and  WTood  Pipes  and 
Smokers'  Articles,  Canes,  Notions,  etc.,  etc. 

We  invite  correspondence  from  parties  in  the  trade  and  others 
wishing  to  purchase. 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros,  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W.  L,  Piekard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Beck  Robt.,  carpenter,  ns  South  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Becker  John,  barber,  es  3d  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Beckley  Joseph,  laborer,  se  cor  8th  South  and  3d  East 

Bedolfe  M.  H.,  civil  engineer,  ne  cor  5th  South  and  West  Temple 

Beer  Benjamin  J.  painter,  ss  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Beers  E.  paper  hanger,  ws  2d  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Beers  E.  T.  res  ws  3d  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Beers  John,  tinsmith,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Behn  John,  clerk,  Walker  House 

Belknap  Hiram,  res  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Bellamy  W.  J.  laborer,  ss  6th  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Bell  Harriet,  widow,  ne  cor  Oak  and  Wall 

Bellamy  A.  R.,  laborer,  ss  6th  South  bet  llth  and  13th  East 

Belmer  George,  mason,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bement  Albert,  farmer,  nsSth  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Bench  Mark,  laborer,  ss  Mountain  bet  Ash  and  Locust 

Benedict  Dr.  J.  M.  sw  cor  3d  South  and  4th  East 

Benee  G.  R.  shoemaker,  ns  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  13th  East 

Benee  William,  blacksmith,  ns  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  13th  East 

Benham  R.  S.  boards  Clift  House 

Bennell  Charles,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Benner  Prof.  Edward,  res  esEast  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bennett  Richard,  engineer,  ns  Wall  bet  Fir  and  Spruce 

Bennett  Mrs.  L,  ss  3d  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Benson  Andrew,  clerk,  nw  cor  Centre  and  Pear 

Benson  A.  B.  res  es  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Peach 

Benson  James,  farmer.  ns8th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Bently  Joseph,  carpet  weaver,  es  6th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Bergen  John,  mang'r  U.  O.  T.  Co.,  ws  Franklin  Ave.,  bet  3d  and  3d  S 

Bergmann  Frederica,  widow,  ws  3d  Ea«t  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Berkley  James  E.  res  ns  4th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East   Tomple 

Berkstrom  M.  shoemaker,  ns  3d  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Berkstrom  John,  carpenter,  es  commercial  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Bernhisel  Martin,  druggist,  ne  cor  West  Temple  and  North  Temple 

Berry  Julia,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Bess  Laura,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Bess  W.  H.  laborer,  ss  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Best  Alfred,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  3d 'and  4th  South 

Best  Ezra,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bethell  Joseph,  laborer,  es  5th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Betts  C.  S.  chief  engineer,  D  &  R  G  W,  boards  White  House 

Bevans  Andrew,  res  es  5th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Bevan  A.  D.  druggist,  ws  1st  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Beveridge  James  E.,  laborer,  es  3d  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Biby  Prof.  W.  F.,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake, 

|  ELIAS    MORRIS, 

BUILDER  AND  CONTRACTOR, 

Manufacturer  of 

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Fire  Brick,  Fire  Cement,  Plaster  Paris,  Asbestine  Stone 
and  Water  Pibcs. 


MANTELS  &•  GRATES, 


GKE3O.    .A.. 

Agent  for  and  Dealer  in  the 

SCHUTTLER  FARM  AND  FREIGHT  WAGONS, 

Columbus  Buggies  and  Phcetons. 

A  full  and  complete  assortment  of  Ames  Steam  En- 
gines, Cooper  Saw  Mills,  Lane  Saw  and  Shingle  Mills, 
Lath  Mills,  Knowles  Steam  Pumps,  Buckeye  Reapers, 
Mowers  and  Self  Binders,  Sweepstakes  Threshers,  Min- 
nesota Chief  Threshers,  Dederick  Hoisting  Engines, 
Dederick  Perpetual  Hay  Balers,  Leppel  Turbine  Wheels, 
Flouring  Mill  Machinery .  Correspondence  Solicited. 
Address  to  GEO.  A.  LOWE, 

Salt  Lake  City  or  Ogden,  Utah. 

Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goods 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Picfcard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Biddlecome  Rebecca,  widow,  ns3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Billing  F.  W.  mining,  us  3J  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Billing  Edwin,  harnessmaker,  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  and  3d  North 

Billings  Lucius  A.  clerk,  ws  5th  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Binder  W.  L.,  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Bingler  Herdley,  ws  3d  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Birchell  Mary,  widow,  ws  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Rircumshaw  Win.  builder,  us  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Bircumshaw  Willard,  butcher,  es  10th  East  bet  1st  aiid2d  South 

Bircuinshaw  Joseph,  laborer,  es  lOih  East  bet  1st  and  3d    South 

Bird  Edmund  F.  cabinet  maker,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Bird  W.  H.  land  attorney,  se  cor  3d  East  and  1st  South 

Bird  John,  shoemaker,  es  Locust  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Bird  James,  cabinet  maker,  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Bird  Joseph,  farmer,  ws  4th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Birkenhead  James,  laborer,  ss  High  bet  Ash  and  Locust 

Birkenhead  Isaac,  whipmaker,  sw  cor  Mountain  and  Ash 

Birkenstock  Charles  F.  carpenter,  ns  31  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Birreil  John  H.  machinist,  ns  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Birrow  John  W.  machinist,  ss  1st  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Bishop  Thomas,  machinist,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Bishop  James,  plumber,  es  5th  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Bishop  F.  M.  assayer,  ws  East  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bishop  Harvey,  carpenter,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Black  George  A.  res  ws  3d  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Blackwell  O.  B.,  boards  Clift  House 

Blair  Edward,  carpenter,  es  8th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Blair  Rev.  W.  W.  res  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Blakely  S.  W.  mining,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Blakemore  John,  tinsmith,  nw  cor  Walnut  and  Wall 

Blanchard  S.  J.  mining,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Blasset  Mark,  carpenter,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  61  h  South 

Bloomquist  Charles,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Blunt  Joseph,  manufacturer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Blythe  J.  L.  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d   Kast 

Boardman  W.  watchman,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st   East  and  East  Temple 

Bockholdt  D.,  county  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Bohaiison  J.  D.  res  Donaldson  House 

Bohi  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  North   Temple  and  1st    North 

Bohling  Louis,  laborer,  ns  1st  South  bet  Oth  and  7th  Wesl 

Boise  Thomas,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East   Temple 

Bolto  Francis,  carpenter,  ws  1st  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Bolton  Jackson,  agent,  es  5th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Bol winkle  Frederick,  laborer,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Bond  John,  mouider,  ws  6th  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  Plckard,  Salt  Lake. 


• 


SALT    LAKE    CITY, 


Dry  Goods  and  Shoe  Boxes  of  thin  lumber,  Covered, 
Lined  and  Edged  with   Black   Cloth.  Fancy  and 

Ornamental  Paper  Boxes  of  every  description. 

Satisfaction  Guaranteed.  Prices  Reasonable. 

P.  O.  Box  543. 


:  and 


1227  First  South  Street. 

MEALS    AT   ALL   HOURS. 

Dinners  from  12  to  3  p.  m.  25  cents. 

Other  Meals,  according  to  Bill  of  Fare,  from  25  cents  to  50  cents. 

Every  thing  the  country  produces,  Trout,  Salmon,.  Mackerel,  Codfish 

Chickens,  Fried,  Roasted  or  Stewed,  Steaks  and  Chops 

of  the  very  best. 

OYSTERS  SERVED  IN  EVERY  STYLE 

Lunches  put  up  to  order  for  Tourists.  Satisfaction  Guaranteed 

D.    U.    GRIFFITHS. 


IM::R,S-  GTAJSTE  s.  SIMIXTIH:, 

all  kinds  of 


A  full  supply  constantly  on  hand.    Baskets  made  to  order. 
1219  First  South  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


AND    CONFECTIONERY. 

HSST  CLASS  MEALS  25  CENTS.  G4  Main  Street,  SALT  LAES  CITY, 

MRS.  E.  HOPWOOD,  Proprietress. 


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Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory .  35 


Boot  Joseph,  res  esSth  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Booth  David,  liveryman,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bordeii  Andrew,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Borenian  J.  S.  lawyer,  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

BorgL.  P.  harnessmaker,  ws  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Borgquist  Rasmus,  stonecutter,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Borne  George,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Borne  George  T.  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  Isi  West  and  West  Temple 

Bosch  J.  E.,  clerk,  ws  4th  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  Sottje 

Bos t wick,  G.  W.  tinsmith,  ns  8th  Soutn  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Botsford  H.  B.  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Bottleson  Olof,  res  ws  Franklin  Ave..  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bouck  John  A.,  res  es  5th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Bouck  Alexander,  farmer,  es  5th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Bouck  Wm.  laborer,  ss  3il  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Boughtoii  Harry  W.  clerk,  ws  7th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South     • 

Boukofsky  Nelson,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Bovier  Edward,  farmer,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Bowdidge  John,  brickmaker,  ws  Apricot  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Bowen  Walter,  laborer,  ne  cor  Ash  and  High 

Bowen  James,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Bowers  W.  H.  H.  mining  engineer,  es  5th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bowers  John  S.,  carpenter,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Bowers  G.  W.  commercial  agent,  boards  Walker  House 

Bowler  James,  laborer,  ss  3d  North  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Bowley  R.  P.  carpenter,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bowman  Win.,  laborer,  ns  1st  South  bet  7.th  and  8th  East 

Bowman  Mary,  widow,  ws  3d  \Vest  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Bowman  Isaac,  gardener,  ns  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Bowman  J.  H.  builder,  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Bowman  Robert,  mason  es  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Pear 

Bowring  W.  C.,  (Bowring  Bros.)  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Bowring  J.  C.  (Bowring  Bros.)  llth  Ward 

Bowring  W.  C.,  14th  Ward 

Bowring  Mrs.  Ellen,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bowring  C.  K.  painter,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Boy  an  Max,  musician,  es  W.  T.  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Boyd  G.  W.  farmer,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Boyle  Mary,  widow,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1  )th  and  llth  East 

Braby  R.  brickmaker,  ss  8th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Braby  Edward,  brickmaker,  ss  3d  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Bradley  Jas.  F.  mining  bureau,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  and   4t  h  Soitt  h 

Brady  Arthur,  contractor,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Brager  P.  L.  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Brain  George,  moulder,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 


L.  Goldberg  has  tlic  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  Lu  City 


Rubber  and  G-old  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  So  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  37 


Brain  Edward,  builder,  ne  cor  Pine  and  Garden 

Bramble  Clara,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Brandley  Henry,  lamp  lighter,  iis  South  Temple  bet  1st  and    3d  West 

Brandly  E.  J.  (Travis  &  Co.)  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Braiiting  E.  F.  grocer,  ns  4th  East  and  7th  South 

Bray  P.  H.  mining,  boards  White  House 

Brazier  Caroline,  widow,  ss  7th  South  bet  1st  West  and    West    Temple 

Brazier  Wm.  baker,  ss  7th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West.  Temple 

Brazier  Chas.  laborer,  ss  7th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Bredemeyer  W.  surveyor,  48  Second  South 

Breeze  Elizabeth,  widow,  iiw  cor  6th  West  and  3d  North 

Breeze  John,  laborer,  ns  cor  6th  West  and  3d  North 

Bret  James,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Brethwite  Joseph,  se  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

Brewer  Margaret,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet.7fch  and  8th  East 

Brewster  Frederick  R.,  locksmith,  ns  3d  N/brth  bet  1st  West  and  (Quince 

Brewster  George,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Brewster  Edwin,  laborer,  es  Maple  bet  Mountain  and  Summit 

Bridge  Joseph,  plasterer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Bridge  Robert,  brickmaker,  es  6th  West  bet  North  and  1st  North 

Brighton  R.  A.,  mining,  ns  1st  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Brighton  W.  S.  res  ns  1st  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Brimlay  John,  laborer,  ss  8th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Brimlay  Richard,  laborer,  ns  8th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Brind  Frederick,  res  ne  cor  3d  South  and  4th  East 

Brinker  J.  clerk,  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Brinton  Joseph,  carpenter,  es  3d  East  bet  1st  South  and  South    Temple 

Brisco  Robt.,  peddler,  es  7th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Bristol  M.  V.  B.,  res  es  1st  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

BrisacherH.  (Brisacher  &Co.)es  East  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

BRISACHER  S.,  (Brisacher &  Co.)  es  East  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Britton  Richard,  laborer,  iiw  cor  4th  West  and  4th  South 

Britton  Joseph  M.,  laborer  ns  cor  4th  West  and  4th  South 

Britton  Frederick  H.  laborer,  nw  cor  4th  West  and  4th  South 

Brixen  P.  C.  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Brixen  M.  clerk  Valley  House 

Brixen  Andrew  C.,  propr.  Valley  House 

Broadbent  Levi,  gardener,  ns  5th  North  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Broadbent  George,  watchman,  ns  South  Temple  bet  10th  and  llth  K;ist 

Broadbent  W.  teamster,  sw  cor  3d  South  and  1st  West 

BROADBENT  JOHN,  jewelry,  ns  South  Temple  bet  W  T  and  W  1st 

Broberg  David,  res  ss  1st  North  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Brockway  Isaac,  bookkeeper,  ss  4th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  K 

Bromley  George,  res|ss  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  West  T<>mpl<* 

Brooks  Charles,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 


L.   3-oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City, 


W.  L.  PicJtard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Hating  Goodt 


l!  PIONEER  DENTIST  OF  UTAH, 

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Cor  ist  South  and  3rd  West  Streets. 

P.  O.  BOX    58S. 


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U«   i  1272  Kimball  Block.  Manufacturer  of 


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and  other  medicines  for  all  ailments. 


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Successor  to  W.  S.  CLAYS, 
£        U7  Main  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

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II.  Deighton.  H.  W.  Peighton. 

Manufacturers  of  &  Dealers  in  TIN,  SHEET  IEON  &  COPPEB  WARE. 

Special  attention  given  to  all  kinds  of  Jobbing,  Repairing,  etc. 
Orders  promptly  filled.        No.  47  Second  South  St.,  SALT  LAKE  CITY 


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J^  1260  Reese  Block,  Ist  South  St.,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

t|  PIQKER1WG   BROS., 

|i  Dealers  in  STAPLE  AND  FANCY  GROCERIES, 

Canned  Goods,  California  and  Utah  Fruits  and  Vegetables, 

>»  Cigars  and  Tobacco.    The  famous  Grizzly,  boss  -x-.  Cigar.  5. 

Z  M  Second  South  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAA.      j  g 


Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros,  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goofs 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickarcl,  Salt  Lake. 

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Salt  Luke  City  Directory*  39 


Brooks  John,  blacksmith  es  5th  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Brooks  Mary  J.,  widow,  es  5th  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Brooks  J.  G.,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Brooks  E.  J.  clerk,  ws  6th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Brooks  Philip  B.,  carpenter,  ws  6th  East  ber  1st  South  and  S  T 

Brooks  G.  F.  merchant,  nw  cor  6th  East  and  1st  South 

Brooksbank  George,  res  wsjWest  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Brooksbank  Samuel,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Brough  H.  H.  machini  ;t, .-  s  2.1  Nort'i  bot  3  I  a  id  4th  West 

Brough  John,  tailor,  sw  cor  High  and  Pine 

Broughton  J.  second  hand  dealer,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Brow  Catherine,  widow,  ns  31  South  bet  3.1  and  4th  West 

Brow  B.  P.  teamster,  ws  4th  West  bet  l^tand  2d  South 

Brown  Annie  M.  widow,  es  8th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Brown  Charles,  clerk,  ss  7th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Brown  A.  H.,  bakery,  es  7th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Brown  John,  carpenter,  ss  4th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Brown  Robert,  miller,  ns  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Brown  Frank,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Brown  Albert,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Brown.  S.  J.  carpenter,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  7th  South 

Brown  W.  (B.  &  Fried  man)  ss  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Brown  G.  W.  currier,  ns  Currant  bet  Quince  and  Centre 

Brown  Arthur,  lawyer,  ne  cor  3d  South  and  3d  East 

Brown  Charles,  confectioner,  ns  1st  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Brown  James,  laborer,  ws  4th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Brown  Mrs.  James,  ws  3d  East  bet  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Brown  C.  M.  conductor,  ws  3d  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Brown  Sarah  L.  widow,  ns  cor  3d  East  and  6th  South 

Brown  Alexander,  clerk,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  North  Temple 

Brown  Archibald,  res  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Brown  S.  B.,  waiter,  boards  Walker  House 

Brown  Mrs.  S.  W.  res  es  East  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Brown  John,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Brown  Mary  A.,  \vidow,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Brown  Adams  C.,  engineer,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Brown  James,  gardener,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Brown  Wm.  gardener,  ns  4th  West  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Brown  Benjamin,  harnessmaker,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Brown  Wm.  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Brown  Wm.  bookkeeper,  nw  cor  Pine  and  Wall 

Brown  James,  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Brown   Sarah,  widow,  ne  cor  Oak  and  Fruit 

Brown  S.  W.  K.  clerk,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Brown  Wm.  res  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  baying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg 's 


WALLTX'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 

£»  ;  T:>hn  C'unningtoii.  Alexander  Rogers. 

5          ouisrisrzisra-Toisr  &  oo. 

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X  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

« |  STAPLE  &  FANCY  GROCERIES,  PROVISION  &  MINERS'  SUPPLIES 

*  |  HARDWARE    MERCHANTS. 

/  Builders' and  Miners'  Hardware,  Blacksmiths'  Tools,  Iron,  Steel, 

•^  Sheet  and  Galvanized  Iron,  Tin,  Solder,  etc. 

,C  Agents  for  Giant  Powder,  Oriental  Blasting  and  Sporting' Powders, 
*Z  Hooker  Pumps,  Howe  Scales,  etc,,  etc. 

5  Cor.   MAIN  and  FIRST  SOUTH  SIS., 

£  ,  S-A.IL.T  XJ^IKIIE  CITY, 


Jervis  Josliii.  Boyd  Park. 

JOSLIN  &  PARK, 


3  t 

No.  150  MA]N  STREET, 

W   i  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH,  AND  LEADVILLE,  COLORADO. 

2  i  Fine  Native  Gold  Jewelry  of  every  description. 

*  WTM  vm  ^  «7  ~  "  TO  TFf ffl 

rj   ,  Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

&  '  MILLIJ1EKY,LJCE,  HUMAN  HM®,  &c. 

C  128  East  Temple  St.,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UT  .\H. 


^        Thomas  Marshall.  Jonathan  C.  Royle. 

MARSHALL  &  ROYLE, 


SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


FRANK  H.  NELDEN  &C  0., 
FINE  BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTERS  AND  BINDERS. 

PUBLISHERS  OF  THE  "OPERASCOPE 

\i>.  1222  2nd  South  St.,  bet.  E.  &  W.  Temple,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


WYATT  &  FORRESTER, 


^  ;  Centre  Pieces  and  Brackets  a  Specialty. 

*t        Basement  Wasatch  Building,  Main  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

w  '  _  i   >- 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Pickard.  Salt  Lake  City. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  41 


Brown  Wm.  clerk,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  31  West 

Brown  W.  C.  grocer,  es  6th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Brown  Henry,  clerk,  ne  cor  Prospect  and  Spruce 

Browning  J.  A.  bookkeeper,  ss  3d  South  bet  l<t  West  and  W  T 

Browning  Wm.  J.  bookkeeper,  ss  3d  South  bet  l^t  West  and  W  T 

Browning  E.  T.  merchant,  ne  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

B  uce  Robert,  dyer,  ws  l-;t  East  bet  1st  and  3J  South 

Bruce  A.  L.  laborer,  es  13th  East -bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Bruce  Charles,  boards  Continental 

BrunkerThos.  mason,  ss  3d  South  bet  9th  and  Hth  East 

Buballs  Julia,  widow,  ns  1st  North  bet  oth  and  Gth  West 

Buchanan  Alexander,  carpenter,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  8th  South 

liuchanan  Archie,  baker,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Buck  Julia,  widow,  es  31  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Buck  Geo.  H.  tanner,  cs  3d  West  bet  4th  and  oth  North 

Buckle  John  F.  (P>uckle  &  Son)ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Buckle  J.  tailor,  es  7th  East  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Buckle  George,  bookbinder,  ns  4th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Bucklyn  George,  laborer  sw  cor  Wall  and  Chestnut 

Buckmaster  John,  (Chronicle  Co.)  ws  1st  East  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Buckwalter  Henry,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 

Budd  George,  carpenter,  ws  6th  West  betS  Tand  N  T 

Bult  Robert,  engineer,  ns  3d  No'th  bet  oth  and  Gth  West 

Bull  Hyrum.  laborer,  ws  1st  P^ast  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Bull  Joseph,  shoemaker,  es  1 1th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bull  Joseph,  sr.  printer,  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Bull  Joseph  jr.  (Bull  &  Callisten  1st  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Bullock  F.  A.  brakeman,  ss  South  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Bullock  Thomas,  ss  South  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Bullock  Edwin,  mason,  ss  1st  North  bet  Gth  and  7th  West 

Bullock  Edward,  laborer,  es  5th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Bullock  John,  gardener,  ns  2d  North  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Bullock  Charles,  laborer,  ws  5th  West  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Bullow  David,  res  nw  cor  8th  East  and  Gth  South 

Bunting  Mary  Ann,  dressmaker,  ws  West  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Bunnell  Esther,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Bunnell  Isaac,  bookkeeper,  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  East 

Burgess  Mrs.  E.  A.  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Burgess  foshua,  nightwatchmon,  es  3d  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Burke  Peter,  res  Wasatch  building. 

Burley  William,  laborer,  nw  cor  13th  East  and  1st  North 

Burbitts  Jesse,  blacksmith,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Burbitts  Wm.  shoemaker,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Burg  Andrew,  harnessmaker,  ws  8th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Burhance  M.  S.  carpenter   ss  Gth  South  bet  W  T  and  E  T 


Li.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.1L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 
JAS.   BROWN. 


All  kinds  of  Ornamental  Cukes  made  to  order. 

Confccted  Caraway  Seeds  for  sal } ,  No.  CO  1st  South  Street, 

One  door  west  of  Iheatre. 


B. 
DESERET    POTTERIES, 

Earthen  Ware  of  all  kinds. 
Orders  promptly  attended  to.  fst  West,  between  4  and  5  South 

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Dealer  in 

£|   STAPLE  AND  FANCY  GROCERIES, 

Green  Groceries,  Poultry,  Game  and  Fish  in  Reason,  Flonr,  Grain 

and  Feed.    Orders  promptly  filled.    Free  delivery  to  any  part 

of  the  city.    Telephone  on  the  premises. 


GEORGE 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

J®ffitt  Mla/lte  lS®®tL§  $42a(0i  Slk®®^ 

No.  23  Second  South  Streat,  SALT  LAEB  CITY,  UTAH. 

A  perfect  and  easy  fit  assured,  of  Best  Material  and  Latest  Style. 
Repairing  made  a  specialty. 


HI.     .A..     IR/IEEID, 

AUCTIONEER    AND    COMMERCIAL    AGENT. 
Advances  Male  upon  Consignments. 

Office  and  residence,  West  Temple,  bet.  2  &  '3  South.  P.  O.  Box  991. 

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^L>  J-1M.  ^neL  ^S>  o         v^>  &      ^>  ^^.  Ua.  Jll  Jlia  ^m     ^D 

Palace    Gallsry   and   View  Emporium, 

Commercial  Street,  tvro  doors  south  of  Theatre  Street, 
«S'««  ia/^c  C«f//,   I'tnh. 

Phonographs,  S3.0)  per  dozen,  Card  Views, 81.00  per  dozen. Stereoscopic, 
4:2.00  per  dozen,  Tin  Types,  3,  I  and  7  for  tfl.CO. 

Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goo2s 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Upper?.,  W,  L,  Piclravd,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 

i  — 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  43    '  g 


Burk  Dr    L.  dentist,  ws  iitli  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
Burkina n  Andrew,  shoemaker,  ss  S  T  bet  l-;t  West  and  W  T 
Burnham  Lewis,  carpenter,  ns  31  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Burns  Win.  laborer,  ssKth  South  bet  l')th  and  UMi  East 
Burns  Robt.,  tentniaker,  cs  4th  East  bet  21  and  3d  South 
Burns  R.  jr.  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 
Burns  John,  barber,  ws  3d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Burns  J.  W.  res  Wasatch  Building 

*?i  |  j     Burns  John  O.  laborer,  ws  oth  We  stbot  North  Temple  an  1  1-it  North 
Burnett  W.  J.  blacksmith,  ws  Locust  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Burnswood  J.  J.  blacksmith,  ss  Oth  South  bet  4th  and  oth  West 
Burr  Agnes  C.  md,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Burrs  John,  laborer,  es  2d  West  bet  oth  and  6th  North 
Barries  Walter,  res  us  llth  East  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Burrows  Mrs.  M.  J.  milliner,  ss  1st  South  bet  W  T  and  B  T 
Bush  P.  W.  res  Wasatch  Building 
Bussell  James,  res  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Butter  Frederick,  mason,  ns  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Butler  T.  C.  ss  Oth  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Butler  George,  laborer,  us  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Butler  Ellen  M.,  widow,  es  ith  East  bet  l<t  South  and  South  Temple 
Butler  Benjamin,  mechanic,  ws  12th  East  bet  4th  and  oth  South 
Butler  Ann,  widow,  ne  cor  8th  East  and  4th  South 

Butler  Ilios.,  second  nand  store,  wsWT  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Butler  W.  L.  stone  cutter,  ss  3  I  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Butterficld  Edward,  ns  4th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 
Butterworth  J.  F   carpenter,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  oth  West 
Butterworth  Edmund,  sw  cor  3d  West  and  3d  South 
Butterworth  11.  F.  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Butterwood  Thomas,  ws  1st  West  bet2d  and  3d  South 
Buttle  W.  laborer,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Burrows  W.  res  es  Locust  bet  Blurt' and  Wall 
Burt  Andrew,  city  marshal, ss  1st  South  bet  1-it  and2d  East 
Burt  John,  res  ws  3d  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Burt  Joseph  W.,  stonecutter,  ns  Fruit  bet  Locust  and  Maple 
Burt  Mrs  ^Ann,  res  ne  cor  Fruit  and  Maple 
Burt  Peter  G.,  ws  4th  West  bet  oth  and  fitli  South 
Buvt  Alexander,  county  jailor,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Burt  Peter  A.  policeman,  es  4th  West  bet  oth  and  6th  South 
Burt  Mrs.  A.  res  ws  3d  South  bet  oth  and  Oth  South 
Burt  John,  plasterer,  sw  cor  Locust  and  Prospect 
Burt  John,  engineer,  ws  4th  West  bet  21  and  3d  North 
Burton  B.  T.  res  sw  cor  l^t  South  and  2d  West 

>  \     Burton  W.  S.  res  sw  cor  l-?t  South  and  2d  West 

Burton  R.  T.  jr.  surveyor,  ws  21  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 


You  can  save  lOper  cent  by  baying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg's 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  "W.  L.  Fiekard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

I          -^   ^- SALOON, -N^^*- 

I !  Shooting  I  Pleasure  Garden 

PITTS  &  CO,,  Proprietors, 

Three  miles  down  the  Slate  Road.    Headquarters  for 

"VsTIXsTa-     SHOOTERS, 

Pigeons  and  Traps  always  ready. 

i»  o  o  x*v    ^^w    i>  z  xr  a 

and  out  door  sports  of  all  kinds. 
COME  ONE  AND  ALL  AND  ENJOY  YOURSELVES. 

SALT  LAKE  FOUNDRY  AND  MACHINE  CO^ 

T.  PIEKPONT,  Superintendent. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  STEAM  ENGINES,  BOILERS,  MINING, 

MILLING  AND  HOISTING  MACHINERY. 
Office  and  Works,  1  block  south  of  U.  C.  K.  11.  Depot,     S.  L.  City,  Utah. 


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W,    J.    PHILLIPS, 

FIRST-CLASS 

AWB    SH©E    MAMEffl. 

SECOND    TO    NONE. 

SOUTH    COTTONWOOD,          -         -         -         UTAH 


Frank  Hoffman.  W.  "W.  Woods. 

WOODS    &,    HOFFMAN, 


p  No.  50  2nd  South  Street,  east  of  Wasatch  Hotel. 

Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Pickard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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Burton  J.  H.  architect ,  sw  cor  1st  South  an  1  a  1  West 

Burton  W.  A .  carpenter,  ss  3d  South  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Burton  C.  E.  carpenter,  ss  2«  I  South  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Burton  Mrs.  Susan,  resss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Burton  Win.  engineer,  es  21  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Burton  Elizabeth  L.,  widow,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1th  and  5th  West 

Burton  Joseph,  res  ss  21  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Burton  John,  carpenter,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  3d  West 

Burton  C.  S.  (Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton)  n*  Fruit  bet  Walnut  and  1st  East 

Busath  C.  machinist,  sw  cor  5th  South  and  3d  West 

Busby  John,  street  car  driver,  ws  8th  East  bet*5th  and|3th  South 

Busby  Andrew,  plasterer,  es  7th  East  bet 5th  and  6th  South 

Busby  Andrew  E.,  blacksmith,  ss  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Busby  John  K.,  street  car  driver,  ss  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Butcher  Sophia,  widow,  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  and  21  West 

Byner  Harriet,  widow,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  21  South 

Byadd  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

By  water  George  G.  engineer,  es  1st  West  betS  T  and  N  T 

Bywater  Wm.  laborer,  ws  Oak  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

By  water  Willard  W.,  carpenter,  ws  1th  West  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Cattail  Kichard  J.,  res  ss  Prospect  bet  Beach  and  Cherry 

Gaboon  Wm.  F.,  res  es  1th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Cahooii  Joseph,  conduc  or,  es  -1th  East  bet  1-jt  South  and  South  Temple 

Gaboon  W.  M.,  carpenter,  es  1th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Gaboon  John  F,  carpenter,  es  Spruce  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Caine  John  T.,  recorder,  ws  Chestnut  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Calder  D.  G.,  clerk,  ws  3d  East  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Calder.  W  W.,  clerk,  ss  South  Temple  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Calder  Wm.  policeman,  ws,  W  T  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Calder  D  O.,  music  dealer,  sw  cor  Pine  and  Garden 

Calder  Wm.  policeman,  sw  cor  Beach  and  Wall 

Calder  Mrs  Phoebe,  nw  cor  West  Temple  and  3d  South 

Caldwell  Nancy,  widow,  es  6th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Caldwell  Amos,  shoemaker,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Callister  E.,  tailor,  ss  1th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Callister  Jiio.  E.,  (Callister  ft  Bull)  ss  4th  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Calton  Wm.  laborer,  es  8th  East  bet  8th  and  9th  South 

Campkin  George,  shoemaker,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Cameron  David,  laborer,  ws  9th  East  bet  2d  /ind  3d  South 

Cameron  Mrs.  M.  widow,  ws  llth  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Cameron  A.  res  es  Fir  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Camomile  John,  laborer,  es  3d  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Camp  Wm.  laborer,  es  3d  West  bet  1st,  and  3d  North 

Camp  Charles,  machinist,  ss  1st  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Campbell  W.  S.  mason,  ws  3d  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 


L,.    roldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  Lu.City, 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W.  L.  Piciard,  Salt  Laic, 


MULLOY    &     PAUL 


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LIVERY  &  TRANSFER  STABLES, 

AND  OMNIB'JS  LINE, 

Nos,  1236-38  2nd  S,  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Telephonic  Connection  with  Hotels,  and  Orders 
Receive  Prompt  Attentirn. 


JOHN    PETERSON, 

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33     I^IIR-ST    SOTJTH    STIR/ZEZET, 

P.  O.  Box  57),  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

Mail  orders  promptly  attended  to.    First  class  work  guaranteed. 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  Pielf  ard's. 

2  i  Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  47 


Campbell  Andrew,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Campbell  Wm.  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  Jth  East 

Campbell  Wm.,  conductor,  es  Oth  East  bet  fith  and  7th  South 

Campbell  Mary,  widow,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Campbell  Robert,  laborer,  ws  1M  West  bet  North  Temple  aud  1st  North 

Campbell  James,  laborer,  ne  cor  Prospect  and  Elm 

Campbell  J.  W.  mining,  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Cnmpe  John  IT.  draftsman,  es  Franklin  Avc.bet  2d  and  3d  Sonth 

Canhan  It.  IT.  laborer,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Cannon  A.  M.  jr.,  res  us  7th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Cannon  Thos.  J.  teamster,  ws  2d  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Cannon  Bowiuon,  teamster,  ns  Gth  South  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Cannon  Angus  M.  sr.,  county  recorder,  ws  1st  Wesi  bet  ST  and  1st  South 

Cannon  Angus  M,  Sr.,  ns  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  21  West 

Cannon  George  II,  builder,  ns  3d  South,  bet  2J  and  3d  West 

Cannon  Albert,  res  ss  North  Temple,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Cniinoii  Hiram,  laborer,  MS  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Cantlon  Michael  (Cantlon  &  Sons)  es  llth  East  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Cantwell  L  S,  butcher,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Canmson  Mary,  widow,  ws  Commercial,  bet  1st  and  2J  South 

Careless  George,  (Careless  <fc  Croxall)  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  E  T 

Cargum  Bartholomew,  ws  2,1  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Garish  Christian,  clerk,  es  9th  East,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Carlisle  S  H,  Stone  Cutter,  ss  2d  South,  bet  West  Temple  &  East  Temple 

Carlisle  Joshua,  music  teacher,  ss  3d  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Carlson  A,  shoemaker,  ss  5th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Carlson  C  P,  cabinetmaker,  ws  8th  Fast,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Carlson  Annie,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Carlson  Charles,  cigar  maker,  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Carlson  Victor,  cigar  maker,  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  2J.  and  3d  South. 

Carlton  A  B,  commissioner,  boards  Continental 

Carney  G  H,  mining,  es  1st  West,  bet  21  and  3d  South 

Carney  Wm.  laborer,  ws  Maple,  bet  Mountain  and  Summit 

Carr,  Charles,  engineer,  ws  1st  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Can-  John,  Teamster,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Carrigan  Henry,  clerk,  ss  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Carrington  C  W,  res  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Carrington  John,  mining,  boards  White  House 

Carrington  Albert,  res  ns  North  Temple,  bet  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Carrington  Mrs  M  A,  es  West  Temple,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Carson  A  W,  bookkeeper,  es  Quince,  between  Plum  and  Currant 

Carswell  J,  boards  Clift  House 

Carter  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Carter  C  W,  ns  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Carter  Thomas,  sporting  goods,  ss  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 


L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Ca-sli  paid  for  Hides,  W^c!  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Piclrard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

THEDESERET  NEWS" ' 


PUBLISHERS   OF  THE 
DESERET  EVENING, 

SEMI-WEEKLY  and 

WEEKLY  NEWS. 


BOOK  PRINTING, 
BOOK  BINDERS, 

BLANK  BOOK  MAKERS. 


JOB  PRINTING 


in  all  its  branches. 


Manufacturers  of 


Depository  and  Church  Publishing  House  for  the 

CHURCH  OF  JESUS  CHRIST 


of 


Corner  of  South  and  East  Temple  Streets, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  Geiieral  Merchandise 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Piekard,  Salt  Lako  City. 

v~  !  '  — 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  49 


Carter  E  F,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Ciirtwriglit  John,  grocer,  ws  1st  Fast,  bet  5th  and  6ih  South 

Carut  h  .Jaim  s.  res  nh  6  h  South,  bet  8th  and^Jth  East 

Caruthers  T  dward,  rnini!ig,ss  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  &  West  Temple 

Caruthers  Win,  mining,  ss  21  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Case  Andrew  T,  farmer,  ns  5th  Sou  A,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Case  Win,  laborer,  us  5th  >outh,  bet  5th  aiid  Oth  East 

Case  Hi  am,  painter,  es  5th  East,  bet  4th  and  r»th  South 

Case  Eber,  bookkeeper,  ws  6lh  East,  bet  3.1  and  3d  South 

Case  A  E,  agent,  ns  4th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Casey  Julia,  widow,  es  West,  Temple,  bet  3,1  and  3d  South 

CASTLE,  DR.  WILLIAM,  us  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  1th  East 

Castle  A  W,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2  I  and  3  1  West 

Castleton  James,  grocer,  south-west  corner  Cherry  and  Garden 

Castleton  Charles,  carpenter,  south-west  cor  High  and  Maple 

Castleton  J  W,  clerk,  ws  Maple,  bet  1'rospect  and  High 

Cater  W.  C,  carpenter,  ns  4th  South,  bet  nth  and  10th  East 

Cavanangh  Sydney,  widow,  es  East  Temple  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Cederofr  John,  shoemaker,  u;  4th  South,  between  10th  and  11  h  East 

Ceennegetter  J  W,  baker,  esTth  West,  bet  l-;t  South  and  South  Temple 

Chadd  M,  green  giocer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  West  Temple  &  East  Temple 

Checkctts  R,  laborer,  ns  _d  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Chew  Henry  K,  res  ss  ,'U  South,  bet  lit  and  21  East 

Chalmis  Maggie,  widow,  ws.jth  We.>t,  bet  South  Temple  &  North  Temple 

Chambers  George,  res  ss  .»th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Chamberlin  Richard,  carpenter,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  21  East 

Chamberlin  J  W,  nurseryman,  north-east  err  2  1  South  and  Jth  West 

Chamberlin  J  M,  music  teacher,  ss  5:h  South,  be',  lit  and  2d  East 

Chamberlin  Thomas,  ru.->  w>  4th  West,  bet -d  and  3d  South 

Chamberlin  Henry,  teamster,  \\-  2  I  South,  bet 4th  and  .~>th  East 

Chamberlin  Amy,  widow,  es  ,'th  West,  bet  l^t  South  and  South  Temple 

Chambeilin  Thomas  T,  carpenter,  ws  21  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Champneys  T  W,  laundryir.an,  ss  4th  South,  bet  llth  and  12i.li  East 

Chandler  George  E,  res  ns  3.1  .~«>uth,  bet  East  Temple  it  West  Temple 

Chandler  Sarah  Ann,  ss  2d  South,  bet  IPt.h  and  llth  East 

Chandler  George,  butcher,  ss  3  i  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Chapin  E  E,  boards  White  House 

Chapman  Joseph  S,  stonecutter,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  llrh  ct  12th  East 

Chapman  Welcome,  laborer,  es  4ib  East,  bet  1st  South  A  South  Temple 

Chapman  Samuel,  laborer,  es  4th  I'ast,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Chapman  W,  laborer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3J  and  4th  West 

Chapman  Joseph,  mason,  ws  Chestnut,  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Chapman  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

Charles  Ebenezer,  salesman,  ss  2d  S  mth,  bet  8th  and  Oth  East 

Charlson  Annie,  widow,  es  6th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

—   !  ^5 

L.  GOLDBKliG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Shoemakers9  Tools  of  all  hinds,  W.  L.  rtcton-fl,  Salt  Lake. 


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And  Dealers  in 

VALISES,  TllA  VELMNGBA  OS  and  SA  TCHKLS. 

FACTORY,  one  and    one  half  block  west  of 

Continental    Hotel 

P.    O.  BOX  7*6.  S*ALT    LAKE    C|TY 

K KA  NCU  FA  CTORY,  MA  IN  ST.,  Oil  1)  KN,  V  I A  //. 


#£*•  Special  attention  given  to  the  manufacture  of  Pample  Cases  ^-o. 
Particular  kinds  of  Trunks  made  to  order  at  lowest  rates.  OrJers  by 
mail  prompt iy  attended  to. 

;.S'  REPAIRING   A  SPECIALTY. 

Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 

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1 2  !  Salt  Lake  C  ty  Dire.  tory.  c  i 

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Chase  Mrs  H  W,  ws  3d  Fast  bet  14  and  2d  South 

Chase  Mrs  M  J,  widow,  es  8th  Kast,  bet  8L!i  arid  Oth  South 

Chase  S  A,  laborer,  ss  8th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  Kast 

Chase,  George  A,  laborer,  es  Oth  Kast,  bet  3,1  an  1  4th  South 

Chase  Emily,  wiuo\\  ,  ss  oth  South,  bet  1st  alU  3  i  Fast 

Chatten  Jonathan.  <  nuineer.  es  4th  AVest,  between  14  and  3d  South 

Chattield  George,  laborer,  esoth  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Cheshire  K,  harness  maker,  cs  7th  Kast,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Chesuey  .lames,  stockman,  ns  -4th  S  mth,  b  »t  14  West  &  West  Temple 

Chisholm  W,  mining,  ws  3d  Fast,  bet  3  !  and  3  I  S:mth 

Child  W  B,  gardener,  w*  '.ah  Kast,  bet  3  1  and  3,1  South 

Child  Tlies  B,  bricklsiyer,  ws  Oth  Fast,  bet  3  1  and  3  I  South 

Child  Amanda  S,  widow,  ws  3  I  V-ast.  bet  3  !  and  ">d  South 

Chislett  Wm,  (Stewart  &  rhislett),  ns  3  I  South,  bot  5th  and  6th  East 

Chiistenseii  Paul,  res  ss  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Christiansen  Annie  AI,  widow,  north-west  cor  r»th  Kast  and  8th  Sauth 

Christiansen  A  T,  clerk,  es  Oak,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Christiansen  N.I,  laborer,  n.-  14,  North  bet  lst:m  1  31  West 

Christiansen  11  L,  shoemaker,  south-east  corner  Beach  and  Fruit 

Christian.NOii  Neils,  sho3maker,  ws  Pine,  bet  U'all  ana  i'rospeci 

Christophersen  Martin,  gaidener,  south-oast  coiiicr  <tii  »ouihand  \VT 

Chudd  John,  conductor,  e*  oth  West,  bet  North  jLe.n^»ic  and  isi  North 

CMer  Frank,  mining,  es  lit  West  bet  ->d  uud  ;tii  3oUi,u 

ClT/  11  ALL,  ss  l>t  South,  bet  14  and  31  /.asc 

Claghoin  Hubert,  druggist,  ns  Fruit  bei  Cherry  and  Beach 

Clark  L  W,  les  e.>  3  i  Kast,  bet  1th  and  oth  r>utuli 

Cktik  Win,  Clerk,  es  ^th  i.ast,  l>ei  31  and  3J  .>outh 

Clark  Joseph,  mason,  ws  5ih  Mast,  bet  uliaiid  otti  South 

Clark  George,  barber,  es  :'*l  West,  bet  7th  and  6(h  South 

Clark  John,  merchant,  ns  1st  South,  bet  31  ani  iLii  Wost 

Clark  E  G,  res  .Donaldson  House  3d  aeuth 

Clark  J  W,  shoemaker,  es  5Ui  West,  bet  _d  and  3d  North 

Clark  Hciiiy  F,  tailor,  south-east  corner  i.each  and  High 

Clari\  Mrs  rsophia,  res  es  5ih  West  bet  South  i'eaiple  and  North  Temple 

Claik  Frederick,  shoemaker,  ss  North  Temple  bet  4th  and  -3th  West 

Clark  John  W,  shoemaker,  ns  Nortu  1'empie,  bee  ^th  and  5th  West 

Claik  Jett',  cook,  northwest  cor  Garden  and  .vlaple 

Clark  Wm,  baker,  ss  1st  South,  bet  14 ana  3  I  East 

Ciitrk  Marian,  south-east  cor  Prospect  and  chestnut 

Clark  11  i>,  carpenter,  us  1-t  North,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Clusby  .iule,  res  \Vasatch  building 

Clawson  S  H,  dentist,  ws  3d  West,  bet  14  and  2d  South 

Clawsou  Mis  Emily,  ws  1st  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  14  East 

Clawson  H  H,  merchant,  south-east  cor  South  Temple  and  3d  East 

Clawson  11  B  jr,  south- we;st  cor  lid  East  and  lit  South 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  iu  S.  L.  City 


Eubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  PickarcVs. 


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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Ca^s  &  Clothing 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W«  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  53   .'  ^ 


Clawson  Spencer,  dry  goods,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  South'and  S  jufch  Temple 

Clawson  Hans,  laborer,  ws  3rd  West,  bot  5th  and  6:h  S  nith 

Clawson,  John  II,  bralceman,  ns  North  Templs,  bet  5th  anJl  6:,h  West 

Cl  lys  \V  S,  res  southwest  c^r  Oth  South  an:l  lit  West 

Clayton  John,  res  northwest  cor  BluTand  Oak 

Clayton  Prof,  geologist,  es  East  Temple  bat  S  rath  Temple  A  1st  South 

Clayton  A,  re>  ns  North  Temple,  bet  1st  \Vj<t  and  West  Temple 

Clayton  N  W,  res  North  Temple,  bet  1st  Wjstand  West  Temple 

Clayton  Mrs  Elgina,  res  North  Tempb,    bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Clitf  F  D,  res  vvs  West  Tjmple  b3t  3d  an. I  4th  South 

Clinton  James  E,  train  dispatcher  U  C,  ss  S  T  bet  l<t  and  2nd  West 

Clinton  Dr  J,  physician,  ss  lit  South,  bot  lit  an  .1  2  1 1  S  mth 

Chisholdt  V'  C,  shoemaker,  ws  Locust,  bet  High  and  Prospect 

Clows  Annie,  widow,  ss  Garden,  bet  Maple  and  Klin 

Clive  El  C,  res  es  Wost  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Clive  Hubert,  barber,  es  OUi  East,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

dive  Claud,  green  grocer,  ws  4th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Clive  Win,  painter,  ws  4th  West,  bot  South  Temple  and  lit  South 

Cloggy  Win,  1  iborcr,  ss  lid  South,  bet  7th  an.l  8th  Hast 

Coburn  Henry,  agent,  ws  5th  West,  bet  3  id  and  3  I  Xorth 

Coburn  Win  Henry,  clerk,  es  6th  West,  bet  3  1  and  4th  North 

Cody  M  L,  mining,  ws  >th  East,  bot  1th  and  5th  South 

Coggle  Heber,  laborer,  ws  West  Temple,  betTthand  8th  South 

Cohn  Louis,  (Colin  Bros)  ne  cor  Pine  and  Fruit 

Colin  Alexander,  ('John  Bros)  ne  cor  Pine  and  Fruit 

Cohn  W  S,  res  \\  asatch  Building 

Cohn  John,  res  nsSth  South,  bet  2:id  and  3rd  East 

Cohn  Henry,  (Cohn  &  Co.)  us  3rd  South,  bet  E.ist  Temple  and  1st  East 

Colbath  L  A,  mining  expert,  es  5th  East,  bet  1st  South  ,t  South  Temple 

Co/bath  John  S,  laborer,  es  L'nd  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  North 

Colbrook  Miss  Nellie,  milliner,  es  West  Temple,  bet 4th  and  5th  South 

Cole  George,  grave  digger,  ss  3d  North,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Cole  Z  S,  gardt>u.;r,  se  cor  5th  West  and  South  Temple 

Coleman  George,  res  us  1st  South,  bet  Sad  and  3rd  East 

Collegiate  Institute,  es  2nd  East,  bet  1st  and  2:id  South 

Collett  Richard,  shoemaker,  ws  Apricot,  bet  Currant  and  Plum 

Colliu  II  F,  lather,  ss  2d  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Colli-is  Jlenry,  boards  Clift  House 

Collinson  M,  ws  1st  West,  bet  Till  and  Sth  South 

Colquist  C,  (Colquist  &  Sorenson)  es  2:id  East,  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Combow  Jerry,  ne  cor  Gth  South  and  2nd  West 

Condor  Thomas,  res  sw  cor  7th  South  and  1st  West 

Condy  Gibson,  res  ss  Sth  South,  bet  2tid  and  3rd  West 

Condy  Thomas,  teamster,  ss  5th  South,  bet  2nd  and  3d  West  !  S  3 

Condy  G  S,  contractor,  ws  3rd  West,  bet  otn  and  6th  South 

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L.    f  olciberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City. 


W.  L>.  rirltard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Radii y  Goods 


J.   D.    LOM  AX, 
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137  Main  St.,  Sa.t  Like  City. 

IT.     F  .     O- IR,  ^  Y  , 
No   6  First  Sonth's  St.,  Godbe  Building. 


Don't  forget  that  Hardj  Bros.  &  Barton  ha?e  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goois 


Wrought  Spanish  Hits  «£  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickarcl,  Salt  Lake. 

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Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  5  5 


Congregational  Church,  ss  3M  South,  b^t  Fast  Temple  &  West  Temple 

Conkling  J  (',  ore  sampler,  ns  2nd  South,  bet  3rd  and  4th  West 

Connors  Thomas,  res  es  West  Temple,  bet  3rd  and  Ith  South 

Conn  *ley  S  !I,  res  Clift  How,  ws  West  Templ-«.  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Conn,?ll  Wm,  printer,  ws  West  'lemplo.  bet  1st  South  &  south  Temple 

Connolly  John,  groec-,  ss  3rd  South.  b«»t  1st  and  2. id  Fast 

Conrad  R  J,  res  «s  2  id  South,  bctlith  and  l<»th  F.ast 

Conrad  Margaret,  se  cor  3rd  South  and  211.!  W.->t 

Conrad  Jasper,  res  ws  4th  West,  bet  l.st  and  2. id  South 

Couroy.J  L.  res  Wasatcli  RuiMinir 

Contin  vntal  !  lotel ,  sw  cor  West  Temple  and  l»t  South 

Conrs-l  W.  res  es  Trli  W«>?t,  bet  l-r  .Mid  I'nd  Noith 

Cook  Quintan,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1  -Jth  and  13th  Fast 

Cook  Wm  X,  blacksmith,  ns  South  Temple,  b««t  12Mi  and  13th  East 

Cook  C  !I,  blacksmith,  ns  Sou  Mi  Temple, '» >r  i  ;th  and  13th  East 

Cook  Mrs  W  J,  res  ns  3rd  South,  bet  3rd  and  4th  East 

Cook  Walter  E,  clerk,  es  1st  Fast,  bet  2nd  and  .:rd  South 

Cook  Frederick  J,  laborer,  n*  7th  South,  bet  2nd  3rd  West 

C  )ok  \V  S,  (Kveui-iar  Chro.ucle)  ns  .'{,-d  South,  bet  Ith  and  -3th  West 

Cook  David,  teamster,  no  co£-  -,th  ".Vest  a-i  I  4th  South 

Coo'c  Wm,  carpenter,  sw  cor  Beach  and  High 

Cook  Joseph  H,  baker,  se  cor  I '.each  an  1  Prospect 

Cook  John,  (Coo'c  &  Glatifleld)  ws  2  vl  West,  b  «t  2'd  and  4th  North 

Cook  W  L,  butcher,  ws  in  1  West,  bet  3rd  a»i  1  4th  North 

C(  o  i  r  U,  butcher,  w.s  3  id  Wc*t,  b?t  3rd  an  1  4th  North 

Coomb  John,  laborer,  ss  l;t  North,  bet  ?rd  an  1  Jth  VVest 

Coombs  George,  p  « inter,  e.s  B-3ach,  b3t  FVuit  an  1  Garden 

'."oombs  Hiram,  printer,  es  7th  East,  bet  1th  and  oth  South 

Cooper  Charles,  grocer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  Nt  West  &  West  Temple 

Cooper  vVm,  real  estate  agent,  ws  l<t  West,  bet  3rd  and  -Ith  South 

Cope  Jennie,  widow,  es  7th  South,  bet  8th  and  Oth  Fast 

Cope  John,  moul  ler,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  oth  and  Oth  West 

Cope  Francis,  U.  C.  ft.  U,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  Oth  an  1  7th  West 

Cooper  Robert,  laborer,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Cooper  Thomas,  engin  MM*,  es  1st  West,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 

C  >oper  Wm,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Copps  Garrett,  blac'csmith,  ws  Ith  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

C  >rbitt  Daniel,  farmer,  nw  cor  5th  East  and  7th  South 

Cordell  Annie,  widow,  ws  l*t  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Co  ker  J  F,  clerk,  ne  cor  5th  East  and  3rd  South 

Corless  Henry,  ns  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Corless  Robert,  teamster,  ns  7th  South,  bet  West  Temple  A  East  Temple 

C  >rless  Thomas,  farmer,  ss  7th  South,  bet  West  Temple  &  East  Temple 

Corley  David,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  2  id  and  3d  South 

Corsey  Mary,  widow,  ne  cor  1st  West  and  2nd  North 

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Saidlery  and  Saddleiy-Hard-Trare,  Jobbed  bj  W.  L.  Pickard.  Salt  Late  City. 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  57    j  j 


Cotta  H  E,  res  ns  2nd  North,  bet  IHh  and  11th  East 

Cottam  Catharine,  widow,  ws  5th  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 

Cottam  Alma,  carpenter,  uw  cor  5th  Wost  and  North  Temple 

Cottam  Heoer,  teamster,  nw  cor  ."ith  West,  and  North  Templo 

Cottam  John,  tanner,  ws  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Cottle  Joseph,  clerk,  us  1st  South,  bet  -1th  and  5th  East 

Cotton  Mary,  widow,  ss  5ih  South,  bet  21  and  3d  East 

Cottrell  L,  (Lynch  A:  Cot.Trell)  se  cor  Locust  and  Wall 

Cottrell  Win,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  5lh  and  Oth  East 

Coulam  Henry,  carpenter,  nw  cor  1M  South  and  8th  East 

Coulam  George,  carpenter,  n-4  2  I  South,  bet  7th  and  8lh  East 

Coulam  John,  carpenter,  se  cor  7th  East  and  South  Temple 

Goulard  Joseph,  laborer,  es  5th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

County  Court  Hou,«e,  ne  cor  '2d  South  and  2  1  We^t 

Coult  James,  plasterer,  ws  7th  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Coulter  Fergus,  (Daynes  ct  Coulter),  ne  cor  7th  South  and  East  Temple 

Coulton  Wm  F  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  l<t  and '2nd  East 

Covey  Enoch,  teamster,  nw  cor  6i,h  East  and  3rd  South 

Covey  Mrs  Elizabeth,  res  ns3rd  South,  hot  oth  and  6th  East 

Covey  Hiram,  teamster,  ss  2nd  south,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Cowan  JoMi,  lather,  es  3rd  West,  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 

Cowan  James,  laborer,  es  3rd  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Cowan  A.ndrew,  plasterer,  es  3rd  West,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Cowan  Andrew,  jr.  printer,  es  3rd  West,  bet  6:,h  and  7th  South 

Cowan  Alexander,  se  cor  Oth  South  and  3rd  West 

Cowan  W,  clerk,  es  Vast  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Cowley  Mathias  F,  agent  Contributor,  ws  W  T,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Cowley  John  M,  laborer,  es  2nd  West,  bet  1th  and  5th  South 

Cowling  Peter,  res  se  cor  Oak  and  Wall 

Cox  Henry,  blacksmith,  us  South  Temple,  bot  8th  and-Oih  East 

Cox  Henry,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Cox  Famuel,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet8t.li  and  Oth  East 

Cox  Edward,  carpenter,  ns  North  Temple,  bst  3rd  and  4th  West 

Cox  Elijah,  barber,  sw  cor  Maple  and  Bluff 

Crabb  Eliza,  widow,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  8th  and  Oth  East 

Crabtree  Wm,  street  car  driver,  es  8th  East,  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 

Crabtreee  George  A,  street-car  driver  se  cor  5th  South  and  8th  East 

Crackless  Richard,  painter,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  West 

Crackless  Wm.  painter,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  West 

Cracroft  James,  painter,  ns  4th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Cracroft  T,  painter,  ns  4th  South  bet  7th  3th  East 

Cracroft  Lorenzo,  painter,  es  Gth  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Craig  John,  signal  officer,  ss  2d  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Cranda'.l  W.  J,  clerk,  ws  East  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Crane  John  L,  laborer,  ws  12  East  bet  3d  and  4.h  South 


L.  Goldberg-  lias  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 


28  and  30  First  South  Street," 


Book  &  Job  Printers, 


BOOKBINDERS  and  PAPER  RULERS, 


And  Proprietors  of  the 


ALL  KINDS  OF 


PLAIN  and  FANCY  JOB  PRINTING 


Executed  ivith  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 


Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goods 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L,  Picliard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  59 


Crane  E.  W,  boards  Valley  House 

Cranwell  Chas  W,  res  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Craren  James  \V,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  E  Temple  and  1st  East 

Crismon  Scott,  clerk,  ss  2J  South  bet  1st  and  21  West 

Crismon  George,  tax  collector,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Crismon  Chas,  contractor,  es  West  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Crocheron  George  W,  agent,  ns  1st  North  bet  West  and  East  Temple 

Crocker  Frank,  res  ws  7th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Crockett  Agnes,  widow,  ws  5th  AVest  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Crock  well  J.  D.  M,  physician,  ws  4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Croft  Chas,  laborer,  es  Otli  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Croft  Peter,  shoemaker,  es  9th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Croinar  W.  T,  agent,  nw  cor  Maple  and  Bluff 

Crompton  Stephen,  clerk,  ns  2d  South  bet  6th  7th  East 

Cronan  P.  H,  stone  cutter,  boards  Valley  House 

Crosby  Caroline  J,  widow,  sw  cor  Bluff  and  Elm 

Cross  Annie,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South. 

Crossier  Joseph,  res  ws  Commercial  bet  1st  and  2J.  South 

Crouch  Wm,  clone,  se  cor  7th  South  and  6th  East 

Grouse  11.  S,  music  teacher,  ss  1st  South  bet  2daiid  3d  East 

Grout  Carl,  laborer,  es  6th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Grout  Mary,  widow,  es  7th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Grout  Wm,  brieSdaye^es  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Crouther  Sarah  E,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Crow  G.  H,  harnessmaker,  ss  1st  South  bet  Oth  l)th  East 

Crown  Solom.ia,  laborer,  cs  10th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Crowel!  Frank,  ws  1*1.  lUast  bet  21  and  3d  South 

Crowcll  J.  T,  res  iis  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Crowther  Wm,  laborer,  ns  7th  South  bet  1st  and  21  West 

Crowther  James,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Crowther  Win.  carpenter,  us  North  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Crowtoii  Frederick,  plumber,  ns  3d  North  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Croxall  Mark  Careless  &  Croxall)  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  21  East 

Croxall  J.  T,  carpenter,  ss  4th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  west 

Croxall  Mrs.  Julia,  res  ns  Fruit  bet  Walnut  and  1st  East 

Croxall  J,  grocer,  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Cushing  James,  res  es8th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Cushing  Robert,  shoemaker,  es  8th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Cushing  James,  sw  cor  8th  East  and  South  Temple 

Cushing  James,  Jr,  S3  8th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Cushing  John,  night  watchman,  ws  8th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Cushing  Henry,  mining,  se  cor  Ash  and  Fruit 

Cullen  M,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Cullins  G,  supt  Emma  mine,  boards  Cohtinental 

CULMER  W  II,  merchant,  nw  cor  Mountain  and  Elm 

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CULMER  H.  L.  A.  (G.  F.  Culmer  &  Co)  ws  Pine  bet  Fruitaiid  S  Temple 

CULMEH  F.,Sr,  ne  cor  Oak  and  Prospect 

CULMER  G.  F.  Jr,  (G.  F.  Culmor  £  Co)  nw  co.'  Ash  and  Fruit 

Cummings  B.  F,  carpenter,  ns  I'd  South  bet  4th  arid  5th  East 

Cummings  Laron,  bookkeeper,  es  1st  East  bet  South  and   North  Temp 

Cummings  M,  clerk,  es  1st  west  bet  3d  and  3.1  South 

Cummings  James  W,  county  treasurer,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  west  AWT 

Cummings  Melom  E,  teller  Deseret  Nat,  tt.mk,  ns  31  S  bet  1st  \V  A  W  T 

Cummings  Harry,  res  ss  31  South  bet  1st  and  31  East 

Cunning  Samuel,  gardener  es  llth  East  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 

Cunningham  Andrew,  blacksmith,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Cunningham  Lydia,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Cunningham  J.  A,  res  se  cor  1st  South  and  1st  West 

Cunningham  A,  miller,  boards  II.  U.  Exchange 

Cunningham  Robert,  res  ws  4th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

CUNXINGTON  JOHN(Cunnington  A  Co)  merchant,  nw  c  jr  5thS  &  WT 

Curby  G.  A,  laborer,  ws  Ith  East  bet  ">th  and  Gth  South 

Curly  George,  mason,  ss  7th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Curry  lames,  Salesman,  ns  3d  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Curtiss  Charles,  laborer,  nw  cor  8th  South  and  31  East 

Curtiss  John  T,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  ^1  and  3d  East 

Curtin  Catherine,  widow,  ns  21  South  bet  kl  and  4th  East 

Curtiss  Theodore,  res  ss  7th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Cuthbert  John  A,  laborer,  ss  4th  south  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 

Cutler  John  C,  agent,  ss  1st  South  bet  3J  and  4th  West 

CUTLER  JOHN  (Cutler  B.'os)  green  grower,  n\v  cor  Prospect  &  Spruce 


Daft  A.  J,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  R  ist  and  West  Temple 

Daft  Sarah  A,  widow,  ns5th  S  mth  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Daggett  E,ne  cor  South  T<  mple  au  1  1st  East 

Dahl  C.  A,  (Dahl  &  Thompson)  ss3  I  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  E 

Dahling  Marshall,  carpenter,  cs  Locust  bet  Prospect  and  High 

Dalamore  Frederick,  laborer,  ns  3  I  S  mlh  bet  1st  We.st  and  West  Temp 

Dale  Hannah,  widow,  ws  4th  East  bet  5Mi  and  Oth  South 

Dale  Mary  A,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Dale  John,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Daley  Win,  res  Donalson  House 

Dallas  S.  B,  Carpenter,  es  1st  West  bei  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Dallas  S.  C,  carpenter,  es  l<t  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Daltou  George,  teamster,  ns  North  Temple  bet  E  Temple  and  1st  East 

Daugerfield  Thomas,  painter,  ns  3J  South  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Dangerfleld  James,  plaste^r,  ss  3-1  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Dangerfiold  George,  tinsmith,  ns  South  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 


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Banks  Peter,  laborer,  es  4th  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Danks  Win,  res  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 
Dark  Sydney  (Dark  and  Fuller)  ss  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Dark  George,  res  es  7th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Darknell  Beiijaman,  laborer,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  6th  West 
Darling  J.  M,  commercial  agent,  ns  3d  South  bet  East  &  West  Temple 
Darling  A.  F,  commercial  agent,  ss  3d  South  bet  East  &  West  Temple 
Daniels  D.  L.  clerk,  ns  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  West 
Daniels  Thomas,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Dart  Dr.  J.  M,  physician,  sw  cor  East  Temple  and  3d  South 
Davidge  Joseph,  laborer,  es  1st  West  bet  11  h  and  5th  North 
Davidson  Daniel,  res  ss  4th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Davis  John,  tailor,  ws  9th  East  bet  1st  and  2.1  South 
Davis  Thomas,  brickmaker,  es  12th  East  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 
Davis  Edward,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South  bet  Dth  and  llth  East 
Davis  G.  B,  bookkeeper,  ss  1st,  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Davis  Wm.  lather,  es  10th  East  bet  1st  and  2cl  South 
Davis  J.  G,  broker,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Davis  Emma  N,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 
Davis  Lorris,  flour  preserver,  ss  6th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East- 
Davis  Wm.  laborer,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 
Davis  George,  grocer,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Davis  Elizabeth,  widow,  riw  cor  1st  South  and  2d  East 
Davis  Robert,  boards  Colorado  House 
Davis  James,  laborer,  ws  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Davis  E.  W,  merchant,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  &  W  T 
Davis  D.  L  (Barnes  &  Davis)  ns  South  ^emple  bet  1st  and  2d  West 
Davis  Elisabeth,  widow,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Davis  Samuel  F,  laborer,  sslst  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Davis  Albert,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 
Davis  John,  laborer,  ws  8th  West  bet  1st  North  and  North  Temple 
Davis  W.  P,  laborer,  ws  8th  West  bet  1st  North  and  North  Temple 
Davis  R,  dentist,  ne  cor  5th  South  and  3d  West 
Davis  George  H,  res  Donaldson  House 

Davis  Franklin,  laborer,  ws  5th  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Davis  Thomas,  laborer,  es  6th  west  bet  North  T  and  1st  North 
Davis  John,  laborer,  es  6th  West  bet  North  T  and  1st  North 
Davis  Thomas,  clerk,  Continental 

Davis  Morgan,  plasterer,  es  7th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Davis  Lewellyn  D,  res  se  cor  3d  South  and  4th  East 
Davis  Myron,  laborer,  ss  4th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Davis  Heber,  carpenter,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 
Davis  Angus,  teamster,  ns  Fruit  bet  Cherry  and  Peach 
Davis  Wm,  night  watchman,  ns  Fruit  bet  Cherry  and  Peach 
Davis  Mary,  widow,  ws  Cherry  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

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Davis  Theopliil us,  laborer,  ss  (Centre  bet  Currant  and  A;>ricot 
Davis  Wm,  st<,m  cutter,  ws  7th  West  hot  Noith  and  South  Tcmplo 
Davis  ltd  ward  W,  carpenter,  cs  2:ul  West,  bet  Noith  Temple  &•  1st  North 
Davis  Edward,  laborer,  es  2nd  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  l>t  North 
Davis  Joseph,  laborer,  es  2nd  \Voxt,  bet  North  ']  emple  and  1st  Noith 
Davis  I)  F,  pattern  maker,  es  3:id  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  l?t  Noith 
Davy  Mrs  Louisa,  ns  8th  South,  bet  2nd  and-'lrd  West 
Davy  8,  stone  cutler,  s\v  cor  Fruit  and  Chestnut 
Dawson  Mrs  Mary,  ss  2. id  South,  bet  l^t  West  and  West  Temple 
Dawson  J  W,  janitor  St.  Murks,  us  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  Vast 
Day  Win  W,  clerk,  ws  1  -;t  Kast,  bet  4lh  and  5th  South 
Day  Mrs  D,  dressmaker,  ns  1st  South,  bet  Pt  West  and  West  Temple 
Day  Hugh,  res  nc  cor  5:h  \Vest  and  South  Temple. 
Day  A  R,  teamster,  ne  cor  oth  \Ve.-t  and  South  Temple 
Day  Arthur,  ns  High,  bet  Chestnut  and  Pine 

Daynes  John,  (Daynes  <£  Coulter.)  '.vs  Dak,  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 
Paynes  Mrs  IHi/a,  res  es  Oak,  bet  South  Temple  and  Fiuit 
Daynes  J  J,  res  se  cor  Oak  and  Fruit 

Dean  Joseph  IT,  stone  cutter,  es  2?;d  West,  bet  f>th  and  fth  North 
Decker  Harvey,  res  ns  1st  South,  hot  1st  West  arid  West  Temple 
Decker  Ohail  ;s,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet  2nd  and  SJ:*d  West 
Decker  Mrs  V,  widow,  ws  7th  East,  bet  JJrd  and  4tli  South 
Decker  Perry,  sto  -kman,  e,5  ->rd  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  ls*t  North 
Decker  Lester,  l.iboror,  s^cor  Htii  South  and  2;id  Kast 
Decker  Sarah,  widow,  ws  2  id  1'ast,  bet  1st  and  2  id  South 
Deishton,  11  J,  bookkeeper,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  8!h  and  9th  East 
Deighton  Hubert,  mcreliant,  ws  Oth  T'a-t,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 
Pelamore  W,  ss  o'rd  S,»ulh,  hot  I-"a-4  Temple  and  West  Temple 
Dell  W,  laborer,  es  2nd  Ka-?T,  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 
Dclouch  Disirc,  laborer,  ws  :i;-d  Kast,  hotord  and  4th  South 
Denhalter  Chas,  manufacturer,  ns  -lib  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 
I  e'iny  ('has,  printer,  ss  1  ;t  South,  bet  7th  and  St.h  l"'ast 
Cent  G  J,  grocer,  in  South  Temple,  bet  Oth  and  ]  :th  Kast 
Denver  and  Rio  Grande  Depot,  svr  cor  2  ul  South  and  f)th  West 
D«  ppe  William,  laborer,  ns  lend  South,  betSth  and  Oth  East 
PCMT  Wm  II,  carpenter,  es  ^rd  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
f-    I     Derrick  Alfred,  laborer,  s\v  cor  2nd  South  and  6th  I-.'ast 
•— •    i     Derrick  Z  W,  machinist,  s\v  cor  2nd  South  and  Oth  East 
^" ;     I 'erri:  k  7,  T.  pattern  maker,  ws  (ith  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

£-,  j     Noseret  University,  nc  cor  2nd  West  and  1st  North 
..  i     Deseret  Hos]>ital,  ws  fith  l-'ast,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
!     Pevaughn  John,  engineer,  boards  Uail^oad  1'xchange 

.^2.  1     Powy  H  F,  carpenter,  ws  Fast  Tern}  1  \  l;et,  Tth  and  t'th  South 

">  !      l)3wey  Mrs  O  F,  nw  cor  W  T  and  Isr  NoHh 

i     Dewey  J  II,  caipenter,  ns  1th  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East  !  ! 

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Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  67 


Dewey  Albert,  res  ns  1th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

De  Gray  Alfred,  moulder,  es  7th  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

DeKay  Wm,  bookkeeper,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

De  Mott  Bergen,  res  sw  cor  3rd  South  and  5th  East 

Dibble  Philo,  laborer,  es  2nd  West,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 

Dick  John,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Dick  James,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Dickert  Ferdinand,  U  S  surveyor,  es  1st  West,  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Dickman  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  3rd  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  North 

Dickson  W  H,  attorney,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Dickson  H  A,  clerk,  ws  10th  East,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 

Diehl  Christopher,  barber,  ns  2nd  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Dignan  Emma,  widow,  es  2nd  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Dimmock  G.  res  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Dinwoody  Mrs  Anna,  ws  1st  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Din  woody  Mrs  Ellen,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

DINWOODEY  H,  furniture,  es  1st  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Dinwoodey  James;  restaurant,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Dix  Owen,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 

Dix  Wm,  laborer,  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Dobson  Thomas,  night  watchman,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  West 

Dolberg  C  F,  boards  Clift  House 

Dooley  J  E,  banker,  es  3rd  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Doman  Edward,  chimney  sweep,  ws  3d  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Don  Dr.  M,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

DONELSON  C.  M.  Jr,  (Honelson  Bros)  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Donelson  C.  M,  ns  21  South  bet  1st  and  21   East 

DONELSON  J.  R,  (Donelson  Bros)  ns  2,1  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Donelson  House,  ns  2d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Donelson  C.  M,  Prop.  Donelson  House 

Donaldson  Charles  T,  carpenter,  es  1st  East  bet  North  and  South  T 

Donkin  James,  waiter,  ns  2d  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Donkin  Thomas,  laborer,  ws  12th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Donkin  Chas,  laborer,  ns  2d  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Donnelly  Joseph,  cook,  ws  2d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Doremus  Abraham,  civil  engineer,  es  2d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Dosier  Thomas,  res  Donelson  House 

Dougall  W.  B,  supt  Des  Tel  Co,  ws  W  T  bet  S  T  and  N  T 

Douglass  Dr  George,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Doull  George  Dunbar,  architect,  ss  South  Temple  7th  and  8th  East 

Lover  Joseph,  mason,  ns  1st  North  bet  12  and  13  East 

Dowden  Edwin,  clerk,  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and|2d  West, 

Dowding  John,  tailor,  ns  2d  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Dowling  W  T,  blacksmith,  sw  cor  3d  East  and  3d  South. 

Downing  J  J,  res  ss  2d  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East   Temple 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L*.  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


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J"OSFJ?EL      WALKER, 

(Late  manager  of  Doscrot  Wagon  and  Carriage  Co.) 

MANUFACrUllKll  OF 

CARRIAGES,   SPRING  WAGONS, 

Etc.,    Etc. 
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fi|      Carriage,  Wagon  and  Blacksmithing  Work 

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Done  in  a  Satisfactory  manner. 

CARRIAGE    PAINTING-    AND     TRIMMING 

A  SPECIALTY. 


ill's  r.CAC,  Chrcc-frcrths  of  Elcci  South  of  Sheatr,     -  -    -      SALT  LAIS  CITY 


ICE.       ICE.       ICE, 

54  and  56  Second  South  Siroet, 
SALT    LAKE    CITY. 


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HARNESS,  SADDLES,  BRIDLES' 

Whips,  Spurs,  IZ  wishes,  Curry-combs,  Etc. 

All  Work  Guaranteed  and  sold  at  Bottom  Prices. 

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72  SECOND  SOUTH  ST33ET.    P.  0.  Bos  136,   SALT  LAKE  CITY.     I  * 

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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  sto&  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Eais,  Caps  &  Clothing 


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Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 
Sa.'t  Lake  C.ty  Directory.  69 


Drury  Thomas,  laborer,  so  cor  Clv^i  ry  and  Fruit 

Drake*  lloiace,  surveyor,  cs  5th  East  bet  1st  and  21  South 

Drake  Cyrin  II,  farmer,  cs  r>th  East  b?t  1st  anofSJ  South 

Drake  Hiram,  fa  im -DISCS  oth  East  bet  I;tand2d  South 

Driver  Mrs  G  W,  res  es  Oth  Eaot  'Id  an  1  (til  Soutli 

Drucc  Henry,  enslaver,  us  :Jd  Norih  b  :t  ?id  and  4th  West 

Druco  Chas.,  carpenter,  ns  \\  \  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Drucc  John,  carpenter  sc  cor  5th  TU^t  and  1st  South 

Drucc  John  A,  carpenter,  ss  1st  South  bet  oth  and  GUi  Fast 

Duckworth  Joseph,  blacksmith,  \vs6  h  West  bet  1  ;t  and  2d  North 

DuiTln  Gourde,  laborer,  cs  GJi  Fast  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 

J'uke  J  J,  clerk,  cs">th  Fast  bet  'kl  and  -Jth  South 

Duke  Harry  T.  teller  \V.  F.  A  fov  es  Fast  Temi  1?  bet  4th and  5th  South 

Durnar  Walter,  laborer,  ss  Fruit  bet  Kim  and  Maple 

Dinner  Win.,  re.y  n\y  cor  High  and  Elm 

Dunbar  D.  C,   Herald  O.fiuo,s\v  cor  Gar' Sen  and  Kim 

Dunbar  David,  .Herald  (>i-ice,  sw  cor  G.trdcn  and  F^m 

Dunbor  Mrs.  Hannah,  no  cor  Fir  and  Garden 

Dunbar  ISu  •;').]••;  :v>».,!  Ison  i'louss 

Dune  in  James,  es  ith  :>i--L  b^tOfchsind  7th  South 

Duncasoji  David  M,  bbtcksmith,  sw  cor  1st  South  and  fith  West 

Dn n ford  George,  res  ns  South  Tcmpl-c  bet  l^t    v\'est   and  West   Temple 

Dunford  Geor.5»c  II,  clerk,  sw  cor  West  Terrn-le  and  l^t  North 

Dunford  George,  merchant,  sw  c  >r  S«/uth  rie;nple  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 

D-.nri  Dani  >:,  blacksmitli,  sv'd  N..  -ih  boL  '>  1  and  4t!i  West 

])uieui!ei-  James,  laborer,  v/s  III  Fast  bet  Till  an-1  Mb  South 

1  uniford  f  \:,w:ird  h  ,  ier.l  osUit:^  agent,  ns  Wall  bet  Maple  and  Elm 

Durniord  Arthur  J,  carpenter,  nw  cor  rUufl'and  Locust 

Durns  Fhurlrs,  cleilv,  e>  "d  \Vcst  bet  6th  and  ?th  South 

Durnville  James,  res  ss  Glh  South  bet  lid  and  :kl  \Vrest 

Durr  William,  janitor,  FS  1st  North  bet  I'd  and  3d  West 

Duval  A.  porter  White  II<.u-o 

1.  -\v\ -or  James,  i-tat  ionnr,  ns  Xorth  Temple  bet  1st  Wand  West  Temple 

Dye  !?.  W,  baibcr,  nslst  South  bet  1st  and  2J  Fast 

Dye  U<  best,  ilorist,  nw  cor  Oalc  and  Fruit 

Dyer  V\'m  C,  engineer,  s?  1st  Noitb  bet  od  and  4th  West 

Dyet  W,  laborer,  s<  Oth  South  bet  ^1  and  4th  West 

Dykeman  John,  carpenter,  ss  ?d  North  bet  5th  and  Gth  West 

D'Shciniug  II  J,  (D  Bros)  ws  l>t  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

K. 

Eardley  James,  res  ss  7th  South  bet  Fast  and  West  Temple 
3'ardley  James,  im ivhaiit,  es  Fast  Temple  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 
Eardley  Bedscn,  potter,  ws  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Eardley  Mary  A,  res  es  2  1  West  bet  Jd  and  4th  South 


L.  "roldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


W.  JD.  PicJtard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 

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Second  Hand  Goods  &  Commission  Agency 

General  Merchandise  Haniiod  on  Commission. 

G~>  and  07  SECOND  SOUTH  STREET, 
In  connection  with  above 

WHOLESALE  and   RETAIL  BUTCHER  SHOPS. 
Cattle  Dealer  &  Cattle  Handled  on  Commission. 

75  and  77  SECOND  SOUTH  STREET. 


JAMES  S. 

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Corner  Ninth  East  and  Third  South  Streets, 

P.  O.  Box  727,        -       -       Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


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ESTABLISHED    1874 

First  Class  Suits  Made  to  Order, 

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We  carry  full  Lines  of 

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Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goois 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory  71 


Earl  Jane,  widow,  wsOth  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Earl  Edwin  W,  laborer,  ws  9th  East  bet  -1th  and  oth  South 

Eail  Alfred  W,  engineer,  ws  Oth  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

EARL  L.   M,  tobacconist,  sw  cor  Bluff  and  Elm 

Earl  M,  tailor,  sw  cor  Bluff  and  Elro 

Earll  Joseph,  res  es  llth  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Earll  Henry,  gardener,  ws  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Earll  A.  H,  agent  D.  &  R.  G.  W,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Eby  John,  laborer,  ns  2nd  North,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Eccles  W,  res  es  7th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Eccles  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  es  7th  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 

Eckly  Emil,  carpenter,  ns  7th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Eckman  John,  tailor,  nw  cor  Summit  and  Fine 

Eddington  Wm,  grocer,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  bth  and  6th  South 

Eddington  Wm  J,  teamster,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Eddington  James,  dork,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Eddington  Wm,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  Oth  and  7th  West 

Edgington  Frank,  laborer,  sw  cor  North  Temple  and  12th  East 

Edgington  Walter  W,  expressman,  ws  8th  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Eddons  Mrs  J,  res  es  West  lemple,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Edgar  W,  engineer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Edgar  W,  laborer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Edgerly  Jsson,  car  pouter,  ss  (>th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Edlar  Larzo,  gardener,  es  1'th  East,  bet  13rd  and  4th  South 

Edmunds  J  M,  dentist,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Edmunds  Francis,  cooper,  ns  5th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Edmunds  Wm,  wait,  r,  ss  Prospect,  bet  Chestnut  and  Pine 

Edmunds  Robert,  w.v'ter,  sw  cor  Pine  and  Prospect 

Edmunds  Joseph,  waiter,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 

Ed  sail  M  E,  reporter,  P.;  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Edward  AleAando  »r,  nw  cor  Plum  and  Centre 

Edward  Wm,  res  ws  West  Temple  bet  fith  and  7th  South 

Edwards  John,  res  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Edwards  Thomas,  laborer,  es  5th  west  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Edwards  David,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Edwards  Charles,  rex  cs  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Edwards  John,  laborer,  es  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Edwards  S  D,  mining,  ns  3rd  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Edwards  James,  bricklayer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Egan  Wm  M,  res  es  2nd  West,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  North 

Eighteenth  Ward  School,  ne  cor  South  Temple  and  1st  East 

Eighth  Ward  School,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  East 

Ekker  Arnold,  res  ss  2nd  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Elder  J  B,  res  ss  2nd  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 

Eldredge  H  S,  banker,  ss  1st  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 


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We  •will  always  more  than  Compete  in  Price. 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  lias  of  General  Merchandise 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Pickari  Salt  Lake  City. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  73 


Eldredge  Kuth,  widow,  ws  4th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Eleventh  Ward  School,  sw  cor  1st  South  and  8th  East 
Elggreeri  A  F,  carpenter,  es  3rd  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  l^t  North 
Kliason  O,  jeweler,  nw  cor  Ash  and  Bluff 
Ellerbeck  Jarncs,  res  ne  cor  Bluff  and  Maple 

Elleibeck  T  W,  supl.  gas  works,  RS  1st  North,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 
Ellis  N  M,  boiler  maker,  ns  3rd  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Ellis  James,  laborer,  ns  High,  bet  Oak  and  Elm 
Ellis  E  O,  agricultural  implements,  boards  White  House 
Ellis  G  S,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Ellis  G  H,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Ellis  G  E,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple;  bet  9th  and  Uth  East 
Ellis  Joseph,  painter,  es  4th  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  Svuith 
Ellis  Ebenezer,  laborer,  es  3rd  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  North 
Elsmore  Martha,  widow,  ss  1st  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Elvers  Carl,  res  ws  2nd  East,  be   2nd  and  3rd  South 
Emery  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  7th  West,  bet  North. and  South  Temple 
Emery  Isaac  A,  clerk,  ws  7th  West,  bat,  North  and  South  Temple     • 
Emery  David  S,  clerk,  ws  Gth  West,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  North 
Emms  John,  laborer,  ss  5th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Emory  George  11,  laborer,  es  8th  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Empy  N  A,  merchant,  sw  cor  South  Temple  and  2nd  East 
Engler  Adam,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 
Engler  Gus.  res  ws  West  Temple,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 
English  II,  boards  Clift  Eouse 

English  Andrew,  res  nw  cor  9th  East  and  South  Temple 
Englestrom  A  O,  laborer,  es  4th  East,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 
Ensign  Horace,  clerk,  s.s  3rd  Sout-h,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 
Ensign  Samuel,  carpenter,  ss  3d  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 
Ensign  S  L,  quarry  man,  ss3rd  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 
Ensign  L.  A,  farmer,  ns  3rd  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  P"ast 
Ensign  Kufus,  farmer,  ne  cor  3rd  South  and  2nd  East- 
Ensign  J  C,  carpenter,  es  2nd  East,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 
Entwistle  Edwin,  res  ws  (5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  North 
Eppler  J  W,  mining,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 
Erb  G  8,  proprietor  vValker  House 

Erickson  Annie  E,  widow,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  9th  and  10th  East, 
Erickson  Job,  sw  cor  7th  East  and  6th  South 
Erickson  GP,  shoemaker,  ss  5th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Ericson  Peter,  carpenter,  es  West  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Ericson  James,  moulder,  ns  5th  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 
Ericson  John,  res  ne  cor  2nd  East  and  5th  South 
Ericson  Ernma  A,  widow,  es  6Lh  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Ervin  Robert,  clerk,  es  1st  West,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 
Ervine  Robert,  res  ws  3rd  East,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 


L.  Goldberg- has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L..  City 

10 


Nobby  Biding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

SILVER   IRON  WORKS 

<(((  Will   Furnish  )))>- — 

IE0I  WOBK  AID  MAGHI1EEY 

For  Mining,  Milling  and  Smelting  Works. 


Railroad  and  Steamboat  Work, 

<S*ist  and  S^w  |Bill  morfc, 

IECN  EA3L1NOS,  GATES,  Etc. 

IRON  PIPING  AND  HYDRAULIC  WORK 

Buildings  Heated  by  Steam  or  Hot  Water. 

IRON  AND  BRASS  CASTINGS,  Etc. 


HYDRAULIC    MOTORS, 

To  run  by  water  from  the  city  Mains,  which  may 

be  seen  running  the  presses  at  the  Deseret 

News  and  the  Juvenile  Instructor 

Otfices. 

WM.  J.  SILVER,  Proprietor, 

North  Temple  Street,  South  Side,  between  West 
Temple  and  first  West. 


OP.  O.  Box  5-ae,      -       -        SstltlLsaize  City 

K»    I 

Don't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goo^s 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Upper?,  W,  L,  P:c!:a*:d,  Sa't  Lake  City,  TJ'an, 

!    __i: 

Salt  Lake  City  Dirct  tory.  75 


Ervine  John,  clerk,  ws  Centre,  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Erwin  f,  ne  cor  7th  South  and  6th  East 

Estes  A  Li,  teamster,  us  2nd  West,  bet  6th  and  7.th  South 

Ethcote  James,  laborer,  ss  1st  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Evans  E  H,  carpenter,  ss  3rd  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 

Evans  Charles  H,  carpenter,  ss  3rd  South,  bet,  Inland  2nd  West 

Evans  David  M,  builder,  ss  3rd  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 

Evans  Ann,  widow,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Evans  Jonathan,  blacksmith,  ws  7th  West,  bet  North  &  South  Temple 

Evans  Thomas  L,  blacksmith,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8ih  West 

Evans  George,  carpenter,  ss  3;id  North,  bet  3rd  and  1th  West 

Evans  Mrs  D  W,  se  cor  Chestnut  and  High 

Evans  J  E,  clerk,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Evaiis  C  M,  bookkeeper,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  10th  ahd  llth  East 

Evans  M  K,  (Evans  &  Spencer)  ns  South  Tern  pi  3,  opp  7th  East 

Evans  David,  plumber,  es  5th  East,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

EVANS  WM,  painter,  es  3rd  East,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 

Evans  Ann,  widow,  es  3d  East,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Evans  John,  painter,  ss  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Evans  Emma,  widow,  ss  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  lit  East 

Evans  Mrs  Martha,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet,  5th  and  6th  West 

Evans  John  H,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  5uii  and  6th  West 

Evans  Rachel,  widow,  ss  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Evans  II  P,  merchant,  ns  1st  South,  bei  6th  and  7lh  Wjst 

Evans  John,  jr,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  7th  anl  8th  Wjst 

Evans  John,  teamster,  es  8th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  2nd  North 

Evans  Hiram,  mii^on,  ss  5^h  South,  bat  3.-d  an  1  4th  WJ.JL 

Evans  Moses,  blacksmith,  ns  3rd  South,  bet  3rd  and  4th  West 

Evans  Eliza,  widow,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Evans  W  F,  plasterer,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Evans  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Evans  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  es  8th  West,  bet  North  Temple  &lst  North 

Evans  James,  carpenter,  es  Spruce,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Everett  Frederick,  res  ss  3rd  South,  bet  East  Temoleand  West  Temple 

Everett  Wm,  laborer,  es  2nd  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Everett  Iladison,  laborer,  es  2nd  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Everett  George,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Everett  F  B,  laborer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Ewer  Albert,  laborer,  sw  cor  6th  West  and  South  Temple 

Ewer  Robert,  clerk,  sw  cor  6th  West  and  South  Temple 

Ewer  Janet,  widow,  sw  cor  6th  West  and  South  Temple 

Ewer  J  W,  brakemau.  ws  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Ewing  S.  C,  prop  Clift  House 


You  can  save  1O  per  cent  by  buy  ing  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg' $ 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  "W.  L.  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

J5|  HENRY    WAGENER, 

§!  CALIFORNIA  BREWERY 

Emigration  Canyon.     Established  1864. 


Bottled  Beer  a  Specialty.  Wholesale  and  Retail. 

Office  and  Depot,  17  and  19  Second  South  Streto,  Salt 
Lake,  City,  Utah. 


PACIFIC  SAMPLE  ROOMS! 

STRICTLY    FIRST    CLASS 

In  Every  Respect. 

If  You  Don't  See  What  You  Want,  Ask  For  It, 

Second  South  Street,  Near  Main,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

C.  E.  BRUCE,  Prop'r. 

OUT  &  L1YSBT  8XABLEB. 

Horses  Boarded  by  the  Day,  Week  or  Month, 

STABLES  situated  on  the  East  Side  of  the  STATE  BOAD,  one 
and  one-hall'  blocks  south  of  the  'Iheatre. 

D.  C.  BOOTH,  Proprietor. 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH 

W.    J".    IM.OSS, 

Manufacturer   of 

Saddles,  Farm,  Freight  and  Buggy  Harness, 

ISTo.  166  First  East  Street,  Second  Door  South  of  Corner  Second 
South  Street,  SALT  LAKE 


Returns  ThnnJes  to  Jiis  many  friends  for  past  favors,  and  solicits 
their  future  patronaae,  and  will  supply  a  Good  Article* 

Material  and  Workmanship  Guaranteed.  Espairs  Promptly  Attended  to. 

Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Picfcard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  77 


F. 

Fabian  F  J,  (Travis  &  Co,)  ss  3d  South  bet  2d  <fc  3d  West 

Fail  Frederick  W,  clerk,  w-  3d  East  bet  1st  &2d  South 

Faircloth  Peter,  stonecutter,  es  2d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Falion  J  M,  bds  Clift  House 

Farmer  Henrietta,  widow,  ns  cor  5th  South  &  Past  Temple 

Farmer  Wm  W,  carpenter,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  South  &   South  Temple 

Farmer  J,  merchant,  ns  2d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

FarnsNvorth  Chas  E,  laborer,  se  cor  4th  South  atid  &  1st  West 

Farns worth  Lewis  H,  bookkeeper,  se  cor  4th  South  &  1st  West 

Farns worth  Jane  E,  widow,  se  cor  4th  South  and  1st  west 

FarrElmira,  widow,  ws  West  Temple  bet  North  Temple    &    1st   North 

Farrell  J  W,  (Burke  &  F)  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  &  3d  East 

Farringtoii  John,  laborer,  es  5th  W  bet  South  Temple  &  North  Temple 

Farron  Walter,  res  ns  3rd  North,  21st  Ward 

Farron  Joseph,  mining,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 

Faust  H  J,  Horse  Market,  res  3rd  East,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Fawcet  Wm,  laborer,  ws  12th  East,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Featherstone  John,  laborer,  es  2nd  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Fehr  Christian,  barber,  es  East  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Felt  Joseph  H,  clerk,  ws  7th  Fast  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Felt  John  G,  commercial  agent,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Felt  David  P,  carpenter,  as  centre  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Felt  A,  W,  clerk,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Felt  George  F,  clerk,  ws  East  T  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Fenimore  W,  carpenter,  ns  6th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Fenton  S.  F,  res  sw  cor  2d  West  and  North  Temple 

Fenton  F,  nurseryman,  sw  cor  4th  West  and  4th  South 

Ferguson  E.  H,  boards  Clift  House 

Ferguson  H.  .\,  agent,  ns  South  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Ferguson  John,  res  ws  3d  Easfe  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Ferguson  F,  lawyer,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Ferris  F.  S,  laborer,  ws  5th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Ferron  A.  13,  U.  S.  Deputy  Surveyor,  es  West  T  bet  6th  and  7th  Sou  h 

Ferry  Mrs.  Mary  A,  ne  cor  6th  West  and  1st  South 

Ferry  Edward,  jeweler,  sw  cor  North  Temple  and  1st  West 

Fevreyear  Charles,  baker,  ss  Fruit  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

Fewens  Lizzie,  widow,  sw  cor  Mountain  and  Spruce 

Field  Harry,  clerk,  ws  Walnut  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Fielding  Mary  A,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Fielding  Jane,  widow,  es  3d  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Fields  David,  laborer,  1st  North  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Fields  Wm,  porter,  ws  Commercial  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Fifteenth  Ward  School,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  aud  4th  West 

L.    roldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W;  1.  Piciar d,  Salt  late. 

T. 


{Successors  to  W.  W.  Bartlett  &  Co. 
Manufacturers  01 


And  Mattresses,  and  General  Upholsterers. 
No   23<>  MAIN  ST.,      -        -      Next  to  Clift  House. 


SALT  LAKE  CITY  UTAH. 


1  WASATCH    MILLS 

OF   ±881. 

My  new  mills,  the  Finest  in  Utah,  are  now  in  operation,  and  am 
prepared  to  till  all  orders  for 

©mi 

On  Short  Notice  and  at  Low  Prices. 

IEITJS:L:E:R,. 


WHITE  COTTAGE  STORE 


UNION  BLOCK,  No.  71  Second  Sout'a  Street.. 
P.  O.  BOX  739. 


£•    FSA.  f-J IV  Er****.,    F*iropri  -tor, 

Dealer  in 

Cigars,  Tobacco,  Dry  Goods  and  Fancy  Goods, 

Third  North  Street,  bet.  1st  and  2d  West,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

ZERUBBABEL  SNOW, 


BULL'S    HEAD    MEAT    MARKET, 

Opposite  Walker  House,  No.  193  Main  Street. 

Prorr.pt  Delivery,  M.  GOLDSTICKER,  Prop. 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  Pielrard's. 

|.J  I  Salt  Lake  City  Directory,  79 


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Fifth  Ward  School,  sw  cor  3d  West  and  7th  South 

Finch  Thomas,  fireman,  ss  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Fink  C.  K,  res  es  3d  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Fink  I.  M,  clerk,  boards  White  House 

Firemen's  Hall,  ss  l^t  South  bet  lit  and  2d  Eist 

P'irst  W<ird  School,  ws  ttlh  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Fish  Edwin,  conch  builder,  ss  North  Temple  bet  2J  and  3d  West 

Fish  Ann,  widow,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Fisher  Albert,  foreman,  ns  5th  South  bet  9th  and  ICth  East 

Fisher,  John,  res  ws  8th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Fisher  Edward,  shoemaker,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Fisher  Henry,  laborer,  ws  2d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Fisher  Clara,  widow,  e.s  \V\»st  rremple  bet  1st  and  3d  £outh 

Fisher  liev.  II.  Dt  res  ws  3d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Fisher  Jame-,  laborer,  es  Poplar  Av  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Fisher  Win,  res  ss  1st  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Fissell  Martin,  butcher,  es  6th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Fister  Gasper,  brewer,  ns  4th  S  mth  bet  9th  and  l)th  East 

Fitt  Win,  mason,  ss7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Fitzgerald  Thomas,  fireman,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Fitzgerald  J.  A,  mining,  sw  cor  4th  South  and  3d  East 

Flagothier  C.  J,  fancy  goods,  ss  1st  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Flavin  J.  F,  druggist,  boards  Walker  House 

Flemming  Stephen,  mining,  boards  Continental 

Fleming  T,  news  agent,  ns  Wall  bet  Ash  and  Locust 

Fletcher  Jasper,  res  ws  6th  east  bet  7th  and  8th  S 

Fletcher  Charles,  engineer,  ns  North  T  bet  Cth  and  7th  West 

Fletcher  Isaiha,  laborer,  es  1st  West  bet  North  T  and  1st  North 

Fletcher  Willard  T,  laborer,  ws  3d  Itast  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Fletcher  E.  F.  carpenter,  nw  cor  Kd  West  and  3d  North 

Fie  win  Arthur,  clerk,  ne  cor  7th  West  and  North  Temple 

Flint  Wm,  res  e-;  3d  West  bet  2d  and  3d  North 

Flint  Wm,  laborer,  ns  3d  North  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Flowers  John,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple  bototh  and  6th  South 

Flowers  Albert,  carpenter,  ws  Oth  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Flowers  John,  ws  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Flown  Jacob,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Fobes  Mrs  C.  B,  music  teacher,  boards  Valley  House 

Fogergren  C,  shoemaker,  ns  7th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Fogleberg  Wm,  carpenter,  us  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  21  West 

Folland  Eli  A,  pattern  maker,  ns  South  T  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Folland  Henry,  pattern  maker,  ns  South  T  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Folsoni  IT.  D,  builder,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  arid  1st  South 

Folsom  W.  H,  architect,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Folsom  Wm.  B,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th  East 

Folsom  Hiram  P,  bookkeeper,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  &  2d  W 


L.  GOLDBKKG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


^h  yaid  for  Hides,  T7ic!  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


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German   Silver,   Nickel  or  Black  "Walnut,  with 
Improved  Metal  Corners. 

Any  Shape,  Size  or  Description  of  Show  Case  made  to  Order. 


Over  200   Cases  on  Hand  to   Select   From. 


Prices  Guaranteed  Lower  Than  from  Abroad 


And  quality  of  work  warranted. 


20,  22,  24,  28  and  30  First  South  Street,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake  Cit~ 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  8 1 


Foote  Frank,  assay  er,  es  E  T  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Foote  E,  S,  res  es  3d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Forbes  G.  M,  bookkeeper,  ss  2d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 
Forbes  James,  laborer,  ws  10th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Forbes  Ann,  res  ws  10th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Forbes  "rm,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Ford  R.  H,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Ford  George,  carpenter,  ws  Elm  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Ford  John,  res  ss  Prospect  bet  Beach  and  Cherry 
Foresman  W.  G,  res  se  cor  2d  West  and  North  Temple 
Foreman  F.  L,  res  ws  2d  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
Foreman  Joseph,  agent,  ws  2d  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
Forrester  George,  plasterer,  ws  4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Forrester  John,  plasterer,  ws  4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Forsell  Theodore,  teamster,  ne  cor  Fir  and  High 
Forster  John,  engineer,  ns  1st  North  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Forsyth  James,  engineer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
Foster  H.  H,  scroll  sawyer,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Foster  Andrew,  carpenter,  sw  cor  4th  South  and  W  T 
Foster  W  H.  scroll  sawyer,  es  West  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Foster  Amelia,  widow,  ws  8ih  West  bet  1st  North  and  North  Temple 
Foster  Amelia,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
Foster  C,  carpenter,  boards  R.  R.  Exchange 
Foster  Hannah,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Foster  Wm.  R,  farmer,  ws  1st  .East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Fouchs  Edgar,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Foulger  John,  tailor,  ne  cor  Beach  and  Fruit 
Foulger  H.  J,  clerk,  ne  cor  Garden  and  Beach 

Foulger  Wm,  bookkeeper,  es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
Fountain  Peter,  gardener,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West- 
Fourteenth  Ward  School,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Fourth  Ward  School  House,  sw  cor  West  Temple  and  7th  South 
Fowdo/i  Thomas,  res  es  llth  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Fowler  Wm,  chimney  sweep,  ws  Fir  bet  Wall  and  Bluff 
Fowler  Wm.  H,  carpenter,  es  East  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Fowler  Dr.  Allen,  boards  Walker  House 

Fowler  James,  stone  cutter,  ns  Plum  bet  Centre  and  Quince 
Fowler  Henry,  clerk,  ws  Fir  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Fox  P,  boards  Clift  House 

Fox  M.  C,  mining,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Fox  Jessie  W,  city  surveyor,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 
Fox  Jesse,  surveyor,  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  South  and  South  .Temple 
Francis  Thomas,  laborer  es  6th  West  bet  North  T  and  1st  North 
Francy  George,  laborer,  ss  7th  South^bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple  j  ^ 

Frank  D.  O,  clerk,  ns  2d  South Jbet  1st  and  2d  East  ]  £•  | 


L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 
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Shoemahers9  Tools  of  all  hinds,  ir.  L.  richard,  Salt  Lahe. 

A.  H.  KELLY.  G.  B.  KELLY.     I 

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MANUFACTURING  STATIONERS. 


IBOO-ECS 

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To  any  Pattern,  at 

EASTERN    PRICES. 


BTTSIIfcTIBSS      ^E  El 

Will  consult  their  intete^ts  by  having  their  work  done  in 


their  own  town. 


Main  Street, 


Call  and  see  Eardj  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Fickard's. 

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Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  83 


Franklin  Wm,  harness  maker,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Frantzen  Andrew,  grocer,  n.s  2  I  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Frantzeii  Mary,  glove  factory,  ss  1st  South  v*et  E  T  and  1st  East 

Frazer  Elsie,  widow,  ss  '3A  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Frazy  Charles,  boards  H  11  Exchange 

Free  John  r,  real  estate  agent,  ne  cor  Locust  and  f  ruit 

Free  Sarah,  ns  Bluff  bet  Locust  and  Maplo 

Freebairn  Archibald,  laborer,  ns  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Friedman  (Friedman  and  Brown)  ns  3d  South  bet  E  T  and  1st  East 

Freehold  John,  laborer,  es  4th  East  be.t  »>th  and  7th   South 

Freeman  J.  M,  es  1st  West  bet  4th  and  oih  South 

Freeman  John  H,  res  ws  8th  East  bet,  5:h  and  6th  South 

Freeman  Nathan,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Freeman  Harry,  res  es  2d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Freeman  Harry,  cook,  boards  White  House 

Frees  James  P,  merchant,  ss  '2d  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

French  C.  L  (Dunbar  Rarton  k  Co)  ns  Garden  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Frevvin  Alfred,  laborer,  ss  1st  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Fritsch  A,  clerk,  White  House 

Froiseth  B.  A.  M,  mining  engineer,  ns  6th  South  bet  E  T  and  W  T 

Frost  Edwin,  blacksmith,  es  2 1  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Frost  Catherine,  widow,  se  cor  3d  South  and  2J  East 

Frost  W.  H,  bookkeeper,  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  and  2d    West 

Fry  George,  blacksmith,  es  West  Temple  hot  1st  South  and  S  T 

Fry  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Fuge  Albert,  res  ns  ">th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Fullmer  E.   i?,  stone  cutter,  ss4th  Smith  bet  3d  and  31  West 

Fuller  W.  I),  clerk  Union  Exchange  boards  Valley  House 

Fuller  Frank,  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

FTLLEIl  W  (Dark  &  Fuller)  se  cor  Dth  East  and  4th  south 

FULLER'S  HILL,  se  cor  Dth  East  and  4th  South 

Fullmore  H.  O,  fanner,  ws  2d  West  bet  4th and  5th  South 

Full  more  David,  stone  cutter,  ws  2d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Fullmer  D.iv.d  E,  stons  cutter,  ws  4th  Wost  bat  oth  an  1  6th  South 

Fulton  James,  mining, es  3d  West  bet  3J  and  3d  South 

Furduff  James,  engineer,  ws  2d  West  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 

Furinan  D    H,  builder,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  West  AWT 

Furman  IT.  V,  ss  21  South  bet  2J  and  31  West 

Furster  John  P,  grower,  ss  2d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  Esst 

Fyson  II.  E  (Smith  &  Fyson)  ns  2  I  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

G. 

,S2       Gable  Frederick,  printer,  sw  cor  3rd  North  and  2nd  West 
Galighcr  W  G,  mining  expert,  boards  Walker  House 
Gallagher  Peter,  boiler  maker,  ws  4th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  3Ien's  wear  in  S.  L.  Git  y 


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Oullacher  James  I,  manufacturer,  ss  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Gallacher  Janet,  widow,  ss  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Gallacher  Wm,  cook,  ss  6th  South,  bet  3rd  and  4th  East 

Gallafent  David,  Butcher,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Gallefent  Sarah,  widow,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Gal  land  B  F,  laborer,  es  6th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  North;' 

Gange  Thos  E,  tailor,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  12th  and  13th  Bast 

Gant  J  Mt  carpenter,  ns  4th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Garbitt  George,  laborer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  West  Temple  <fe  East  Temple 

Gardner  Henry,  manufacturer,  s»  ist  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Gardner  Alfred,  farmer,  es  8th  West,  bet  South  Temple  A  North  Temple 

Gardner  Dr  F,  ss  2nd  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  East 

Gardner  Frederick,  clerk,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  East 

Garrick  Alexander,  boiler  maker,  ns  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Gaseford  Geo  M,  laborer,  nw  cor  7th  East  and  4th  South 

Gatehouse  Wm,  stone  cutter  ss  3rd  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Gates  Wm,  expressman,  nw  cor  2nd  South  and  6th  West 

Gaylor  Henry,  painter,  ws  1st  West,  bet  3rd  and  4th  South 

Gebhardt  Andrew,  baker,  ne  cor  2ud  South  and  Commercial 

Gemmel  Alexander  L,  (May  A  Gemmel)  es  5th  East,  bet  1st  &  2nd  South 

Gensch  F  C,  supt  Express  office,  ss  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Genthorp  John,  upholsterer  us  North  Temple,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Geological  Survey  Office,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2nd  East 

George  W,  laborer,  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

George  E,  clerk,  es  2nd  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

George  James  W,  pattern  maker,  ne  cor  3rd  West  and  &  North  Temple 

George  Henry,  res  ws  2nd  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

George  William,  sw  cor  7th  South  and  2nd  East 

George  W  H,  teamster,  es  9th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Gibbs  George  F,  res  sw  cor  Oak  and  Fruit 

Gibbs  Susan,  widow,  ws  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  North 

Gibbs  W  H,  boards  Clift  House 

Gibbs  E  S,  boards  Clift  House 

Gibbs  G  H  C,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Gibson  A  A,  res  ns  3rd  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Gibson  Mrs  H  E,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2nd  West 

Gibson  J  B,  boards  Clift  House 

Gibson  TK,  laborer,  es  Chestnut,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Gibson  Wm  S,  hunter,  nw  cor  Bluff  and  Elm 

Gibson  James,  laborer,  ns  Garden,  bet  Chestnut  and  Pin* 

Gibson  Mrs  Janet,  es  Elm,  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Gifford  D,  boards  Clift  House 

Gilburg  C  W,  tailor,  ss  Centre,  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 

Gilby  Mathew,  teamster,  es  3rd  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Gilchrist  C  K,  boards  Walker  Heuse 


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It  is  tlie  Shortest  and  Pest  line  between  the  Missouri  River 
ami  Chicago.    Jt  has  the  best 

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Of  any  Line  west  of  Chicago. 

LOW  RATES!    BEST  OF  SERVICE! 


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Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt 
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Giles  F  D,  manager  W  U  Tel  Co;  ss  2nd  South,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  East 

GaHacher  James,  cook,  es  oth  East,  bet  tfth  and  7th  South 

Gallacher  John,  coo'c,  es  5th  East,  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Giles  Thomas  D,  res  wsGth  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Gill  D  R,  laborer,  es  4th  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  south 

Gill  Richard,  barber,  ws  Beach,  bet  Fruit  and  South  Temple 

Gillespie  James,  res  es  East  Temple,  b9t  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Gillespie  Peter,  stone  cutter,  ss  North  Temple,  b  -t  7th  and  8th  .West 

Gillespie  Marvin,  stone  cutter,  es  7th  West,  bet  .Vort'n  &  South  Te  nple 

Giilespie  Win,  res  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Gillespie  J  W,  iv»l  estate  agent,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Gillespie  Peter,  jr,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Gillespie  Mary,  ss  South  Temple  bet  Gth  and  7th  West 

Gillett  Celestia,  widow,  ss  ~>th  East,  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Giliett  T  W,  assayer,  ws  oth  East,  bjt  l*t  anl  2nd  south 

Gillett  John  A,  carpenter,  ss  tth  South,  bjt  1th  and  5th  Ea^t 

Gillett  G,  farmer,  sw  cor  4th  East  and  1th  -outh 

Gillicorn,  Esther  J,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  oth  and  ft'i  West 

Gilliland  S  C,  commercial  agent,  ss  oth  South,  bet  E  T  and  lit  East 

Gillmili  Win,  clerk,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Girarcl  Thomas,  clerk,  es  3rd  East,  bet  oth  and  fall  South 

Gilson  J  W,  mining,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Gilson  Harriet,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2nd  South 

Giltenswaji  Charles  J,  shoemaker,  es  1st  West,  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Glade  John,  confectioner,  sw  cor  Mountain  and  Spruce 

Glanfiel.d  John.  (Cook  \-  Glann'eld   ws  1st  \Ves%  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Glass  J  15,  res  ws  West  Temple,  bet  2nd  and  3rd  South 

Glcason  Mrs  Eli/abeth,  sw  cor  2nd  East  and  Gth  South 

Gleasoii  Elijah  M,  sw  cor  2nd  East  and  Gth  South 

Gle  iso'.i  Arnasa  L,  laborer,  sw  cor  M  E  iu  an  1  (Lh  South 

Glenn  Mrs.  Lavinia,  res  ss  Gth  South  bet  la  and  21  West 

Glenn  J.  C,  res  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Glenn  H.  L,  res  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  ^outh 

Glenn  Alexander,  merchant,  ws  1st  Westbet5th  and  Gth  S  mth 

Glover  Betsy  C.  W,  widow,  ns  Mountain  bet  Locust  and  M.iple 

Godb3  \V.  S,  (t'iodbe,  L'itts  &  Co),  in  1st  South  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 

Godbe  Mrs  Rosina,  ssrrentre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Godbe  Anthony,  mining,  ns  2d  North  bat  21  and  3,1  West 

Godbe  Mrs  C.  I,  res  es  l^t  East  bet  1st  South  an  1  South  Temple 

Goddard  Joseph,  cl3rk,  ns  3d  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  East 

Goddard  B.  II,  insurance  agent,  ns  3d  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Goddard  George,  res  ns  2d  South  bet  2 1  and  3d  East 

Godfrey  G.  L,  commissioner,  boards  Continental 

God  in  H,  carpenter,  ns  l->t  South  hot  2.1  anl  3  I  W^st 

Goldberg  L,  clothier,  ne  cor  3d  South  and  3d  East 


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May  Apple,  which  is  recognized  by  physicians  as  a  substitute  for  calomel, 
possessing  all  the  virtues  of  that  mineral  without  its  bad  after  effects. 

AS  AN  ANTI-BILIOUS  MEDICINE 

They  are  incomparable.  They  stimulate  the  Torpid  Liver,  invigorate  the 
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Gray  Hair  or  Whiskers  can  be  changed  to  a  Glossy  Black  by  a  single  ap- 
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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Saddlory  and  Saddlery-Hardwart,  Jobbed  by  W.  L  Pickwi  Silt  Lifce  City. 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  89 


Goldberg  R,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Goldberg  M,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Golden  Robert,  res  es  3d  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Golding  R.  J,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Golding  Wm,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Golding  John,  res  ns  1st  north  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Golding  Brigham,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Goldsticker,  Michael,  butcher,  es  3d  East  bet  odjmd  4th  South 

Golightly  Thomas,  carpenter,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Golightly  Mary,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Goodfellow  Jesse,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Goodman  Thomas,  clerk,  ws  Ash  bet  Garden  and  Bluff 

Goodrich  John,  carpenter,  es  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Goodrich  W,  assistant  postmaster,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Goss  P.  F,  tailor,  ns  6th  South  bet  1th  and  5th  West 

Goodwin  J.  M,  city  editor  Tribune,  lie  cor  4th  South  and  1st  West 

Goodwin  C.  C,  editor  Tribune,  ss  2d  South  bet  West  and  East  Temple 

Goodwin  B.  F,  laborer,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Goodwin  Benia,  res  es  6th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Goodyear  Hirum,  shoemaker,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Gordon  Samuel,  barber,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Gormley  John,  plumber,  ns  1st  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Gorringe  Wm,  harnessmaker,  eslst  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Gould  Abraham,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Graham  Wm  (Scott  &  Graham)  ss  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Graham  Joseph,  city  bill  poster,  ns  8th  South  bet  9th  10th  East 

Graham  Mrs  M,  widow,  ws  10th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Graham  Eliza,  widow,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Graham  Robert,  laborer,  ns  7th  South  bet  5th  and  Oth  East 

Graham  Robert  K,  printer,  ws  1st  East  bet  4th  5th  South 

Gram  Sarah,  widow,  ns  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  llth  Bast 

Grames  Mattie,  widow,  iis  7th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Grant  Rachael,  widow,  ws2d  PJast  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Grant  H.  J,  insurance  agent,  ws  3d  East  bet  South  T  and  1st  South 

Grant  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  ns  6th  South  bet  1st  East  and  K  T 

Grant  Wm.  D,  carpenter,  ss  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Grater  Herman,  shoemaker,  ss  4th  south  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Graves  S.  W,  manufacturer,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Graville  Emanuel,  artist,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Gravitt  J  A,  bookkeeper,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Gray  Peter,  rope  maker,  es  9th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Gray  Thomas,  mining,  es  9th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Gray  James,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Gray  John,  saddler,  sw  cor  9th  South  and  5th  East 

Gray  N.  P,  liquor  dealer,  ws  1st  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Gray  John,  carpenter,  ws  1st  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 


I*  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 

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Nobby  Biding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.1L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

A.  J.  JOHMSOrJT  &  Co., 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

•AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS, 

FARM  AND  SPRING  WAGONS, 

SINGLE  REAPERS  AND  MOWERS, 
SELF  BINDERS, 

PLOWS,  RAKES,  ETC. 
All  Goods  Warranted  and  Prices  Very  Reasonable. 


Send  for  Circulars  and  Price  List. 

Agents  wanted  in  all  Territory  where  not  now  represented.     First 

East  Street,  between  First  and  Second  South. 
JP.  O.  Box  751  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Proprietors  of  the 

DEXTER  LIVERY,  SJIE  AND  FEED  STUB 

26  to  34  First  South  Street.  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


ALL   ORDERS    PROMPTLY   ATTENDED   TO 


P.  O.  BOX  1130,  TELEPHONE. 


Son't  forget  that  Hardy  Bios.  *  Burton  have  a  veil  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goo  Ji 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shcs  Uppers,  W.  L.  Piclrarcl,  Salt  Lafce  City, 


S-ilt  Lake  City  Directory.  91 


Gray  John  C,  carpenter,  ws  1st  East  bet  21  an  1  3d  South 

Gray  John,  millwright,  es  Chestnut  bet  Bluff* and  Wall 

Gray  George,  laborer;  ws  4th  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Gray  Andrew,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Gray  John,  shoemaker,  ws  4th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Gray  John  C,  carpenter,  ws  21  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Gregory  Mrs  Elizabeth,  es  1st  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Gregory  George,  boards  R.  It.  Exchange 

Green  W.  G,  broker,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Green  Thomas,  paper  hanger,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Green  John,  carpenter,  es  1st  East  bet  North  &  South  Temple 

Green  David,  laborer,  ns  bth  South  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Green  Mrs  Mary,  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Greenman  J.  W,  daputy  in  irsh  il,  sw  cjr2d  South  and  21  East 

Greene wald  Aaron,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Tempi « 

Greenig  Daniel,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Greeves  Simon,  res  ns  Prospect  bet  Chestnut  and  Walnut 

Gretton  Wm,  laborer  nw  cor  6th  West  and  21  North 

GR1CE  F.  H,  Dining  Parlors,  135  Main 

Griffin  John,  laborer,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Griffin  Wm,  gardener,  es  9th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Gri  fith  Wm,  labarer,  ss  Sth  South  b3t  31  and  4th  West 

Griffiths  Uichard,  Sr,  engineer,  ns  21  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Griffiths  Samuel,  blacksmith,  ns  North  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Griffiths  D.  J,  restaurant,  ns  1st  South  bet  East  &  West  Temple 

Griffiths  Richard,  Jr,  blacksmith,  ss  21  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Grig's  Mrs.  M.  A,  res  es  Sth  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Griggs  Thomas  C,  merchant,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Grim  Jacob,  laborer,  ns  5th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Grimsdcll  Wm,  prossman,  ss  tth  South  bet  7th  and  Sth  East 

Grimsdell  Wm,  Jr,  printer'  ns  4th  South  bet  Tth  and  Sth  East 

Grimm  Thomas,  res  ss  31  North  bet  Sth  and  6th  West 

Gritton  Thomas,  laborer,  ris  4th  South  bet  7th  and  Sth  East 

Groesbeck  Wm,  real  estate  agt,  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  T 

Groesbeck  Hiram,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Groesbeck  John  A,  brick  maker,  ws  West  Temple  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Groesbeck  Samuel,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  21  North 

Groff  Frederick,  laborer,  es  llth  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Groneman  T.  C,  carpenter,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  and  21  South 

Groo  Isaac,  res  113  or  4th  Smth.  an  1  4th  East 

Groo  George,  res  es  4th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Groo  Byron,  editor  Herald,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  21  Wt«t, 

Groo  Isaac,  res  ws  4th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Grosjean  H,  boards  Clift  House 

Groves  H,  butcher,  ss  North  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

You  can  save  JLOper  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg** 


Bhoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W>  I*  Fickard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

l\    NAYLOR  cfc  PIKE    | 

• 

(Successors  to  NAYLOR  BROS.) 

Carriage  I  Wagon  Builders, 


—A  gents  for— 


CELEBBATED  f  ABM, 

—  AND— 

HA.LJT    SPRING     WAGJO1VS, 


Grand  Detour  Sulky  and  Hand  Plows, 

Gorham  Seeders  and  Cultivators, 
Grain  and  Seed  Drills, 

Sulky  Hay  Rakes, 

FEED  GTJTTEES,  CHILLED  PLOWS,  HAEEOWS,  Etc. 

JLnd  «  StoeJe  of  Extras  for  the  Same. 

Dealers  in 


Eepair  all  kinds  of  Vehicles  and  Farming  Implements. 

HORSE  SHOEING  A  SPECIALTY. 

Call  and  examine  our  Stock  before  you  Buy. 

NAYLOR  &  PIKE, 

First  East  Street,  between  First  and  Second  South,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


Call  and  s«e  Ear dj  Bros.  *  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  *  Fancy  Groceries 


Ladles  Saddles  in  great  radety  at  W.  L  Piciard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  93 


Groves  W.  H,  dentist,  ss  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West  « 

Grow  Theodore  M,  carpenter,  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  Went 

Grow  Henry,  carpenter,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Grow  Henry,  carpenter,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  3d  North 

Grow  J.  S,  carpenter,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  3d  North 

Grundhead  J.  L,  salesman,  es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Grunland  N.  J,  merchant,  se  cor  3d  West  and  1st  North 

Gudgel  Mrs  L,  dressmaker,  ws  East  Temple  bet  South  T  &  1st  South 

Guentherodt  J.  J,  manager  R.  G.  Dunn  &  Co,  es  W  T  bet  1st  S  and  S  T 

Guisberger  A,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  Sou  th 

Guiver  Benjamin,  teamster,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Guiver  Golden,  butcher,  ss  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  13th  East 

Guiver  George,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  13th  and  14th  East 

Guiwitch  Albert,  res  nw  cor  6th  South  and  East  Temple 

Gundecker  George,  res  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Gunn  John,  tinsmith,  ss  High  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Gunn  Benjamin,  painter,  ss  Prospect  bet  Locust  and  Ash 

Gunn  Alfred,  car  driver,  es  llth  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Gunn  John,  gardener,  se  cor  6th  East  and  1st  South 

Gurstner  Joseph,  tailor,  es  8th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Tempi* 

Guslin  Charles,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

GUSTAVESON  C.  G,  harnessmaker,  es  8th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

H. 

Habish  James,  barber,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Haddock  John,  laborer,  es  7th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Haddock  Benjamin,  laborer,  ws  6th  West  bet  3d  and  3d  North 
Hadley  Mary  A,  widow,  res  ns  7th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 
Hadley  George,  blacksmith,  ss  2d  South  bet  East  T  and  1st  Eawt 
Hadley  Dr.  James  R,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 
Hagen  Rudolph,  commercial  agt,  boards  White  House 
Hagell  John,  baker,  ss  1st  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Hagman  John,  tailor,  ss  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Hagren  Henry,  cook,  ws  East  Temple  bet  7th  tjnd  8th  South 
Hagrin  John,  cook,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Hague  Angle,  widow,  ws  Franklin  ave  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Hague  James,  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 
Hague  Arthur,  mason,  es  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Hague  John,  builder,  es  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Hague  Leonard,  carpenter,  ss  Garden  bet  Maple  and  Locust 
Haight  Fulton,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Haight  Maggie,  widow,  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  and  Sd  North 
Haines  Hyrum,  boiler  maker,  ws  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 
Hair  John,  laborer,  es  9th  East  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Hair  Nicholas,  laborer,  es  9th  East  bet  North  and  South  Tempi*- 


L.  Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  IN  City 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W.  L.  Picted,  Salt 


f .  Loi  ell 


(Successors  to  John  W.  Lowell.)    General  Agents  for 

FISH   BROTHERS' 

FARM,  FREIGHT  &  SPRING  WAGONS, 

BUGGIES  AND  PHAETONS, 


McCormick  Reapers,  Droppers  and  Mowers, 
Self  -Binding  Harvesters, 

JoJm  D  odd's  Celebrated  Hay  Rakes, 
J.  I.  Case  Threshing  Machine  Company*  s 

Threshers  and  Horse  Powers, 

Saw  Mills  and  Engines, 
Including  the  Celebrated 


Also  their  Headers. 


THE  AVEEY  GANCJ,  SULKY  &  WALKING  PLOWS, 

The  J.  I.  Case  Plow  Co's  Sulky  &  Walking  Plows. 

Hay  Presses,  Cider  and    Cane  Mills,   Evaporators,    Steel 

Barb  Fence  Wire,  Wagon  Stock,  Hardwood  Lum- 

ber, Planet  Jr.  Cultivators,  Drills,  Etc. 

Scrapers,  Tents,  Harness,  &raiing  Plows,  Contractors'  Supplies,  Etc. 

Send  for  Price  List  to 

l&e  Ie&&  We  Ikewell   Wagon   H0*V 

Salt  Lake,  Ogden,  of  Dillan,  Montana. 

••  •*  ' 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Eats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  Pielf  ard's. 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  95 


Hair  James,  laborer,  es  9th  East  bet  Noijth  and  South  Temple 

Hailstrom  Ann,  widow,  ns  1st  South  bet  21  and  3d  West 

Hakeman  George,  laboier,  ss  6th  South  bet  9th  and  Dth  .East 

Halbert  Wm,  carpet  weaver,  ws  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Halbert  Henry,  butcher,  ws  7th  Kast  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Halbert  Arthur,  trunk  maker,  ws  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Hall  Phillip,  carpenter,  es  5th  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Hall  Joseph  H,  laborer,  ss  2d  South  bet  4th  and  nth  West 

Hall  Mrs.  E.  J.  ns  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Hall  James  B,  manufacturer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Hall  Joseph,  carpenter,  iiw  cor  Walnut  &  Wall 

Hall  L  E,  agent,  es  1st  East  bet  South  Temple   and  North  Temple 

Hall  Frank,  engineer,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South. 

Hall  H  A,  lawyer,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Hall  Celma,  widow,  nslst  North  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Halpin  J  J,  (H  &  Co)  ns  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Halstrom  C  R,  harnessmaker,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2tl  East 

Halsett  Anton,    pedler,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Halstrom  Mrs  Christina,  widowf  ns  1st  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Hamer  Samuel,  blacksmith,  ws  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Hainer  Mrs  Sarah,  ws  res,  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Hamer  Elizabeth,  widow,  res  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Hamill  Martin,  painter,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  tfast 

Hamill  Paul,  painter,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Hamill  Samuel,  res  ne  cor  3d  South  and  4th  East 

Hamilton  A  N,  editor  Tribune,  Clift  Row,  ws  W  T  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hamilton  W  H,  painter,  se  cor  2d  West  and  North  Temple 

Hamilton  Dr  J  F,  ns  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Hamliii  George,  ss  Plum  bet  Centre  &  Quince 

Hampton  B  G,  harnessmaker,  ws  7th  East  bet  South  Temple  A  1st  8 

Hampton  Benjamin,  mining,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  &  2d  South 

Hampton  Mrs  Helen  H,  lie  cor  Garden  &  Elm 

Hamptou  B  Y,  res  se  cor  Elm  &  Wall 

Hancock  Phillip,  laborer,  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Hancock   John,  mining,  sw  cor  3d  West  &  2d  North 

Hanes  Charles  W,  clerk,  ws  1st  East  bet  1st  South   and  South  Temple 

Hanford  John,  laborer  se  cor  Mountain  &  Elm 

Hanks  E  M,  teamster,  es  4th  West  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hanks  T  V,  candy  maker,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple 

Hanks  Harriet,  widow,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  &  5th  East 

Hannibal  Peter  C,  iiight  watchman,  se  cor  6th  East  &  2d  South 

Hannibal,  W  II  upholsterer,  ss  2d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Hansen  Hans,  shoemaker,  es  5th  East  bet  7th  &  8th  South 

Hansen  James,  milkman,  ws  5th  East  b«l  6th  and  7th  South 

Hansen  James  P,  laborer,  ws  5th  East  bet  t$th  &  9th  South 


L,  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Cash  paid  for  Hides,  Wwl  and  Furs,  W,  L  Flclcard,  Salt  Lai»  City,  Utah. 


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Carria-ffe,    Wagon,  Black  smithing  If  or/»,   Carriage 
Painting  and  Trimming, 

And  all  kinds  of  Repairing  in  our  Hue  will  be  done  in  first-class  style. 

-c-  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  EXECUTED.  ~o- 
North  Side  Second  South  Street,  between  First  and  Second  East  Streets. 


6  JAS.    DINWOODEY, 

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OITST:E;R,  HOUSE 

>«r   Well*,  Fftrgo's   Hank,  Salt  Lake  City. 

Everything  of  the  Best.    Prices  Reasonable, 

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LAW    OFFICE 


Wasatch  Building,  Rooms  14  and  15,. 

P.  <).  BOX,  572,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH, 


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Agents  for  the 

CALDWELL   FARM    AND    SPRING  'WAGONS, 

For  Utah,  Idaho  and  Montana. 

CARRIAGES  AND   HARNESS- 

Dealers  in 

AU  Kind*  of   Hardwood  and    Wayon  Material,   California    Victor 
Mowers,  l*l(vu)8  and  Farm  Machinery ,  Etc. 

First  East  Street,  bet.  First  and  Second  South,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  cany  A  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Piekard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  97 


Hansen  Maggie,  widow,  ns  7th  South  bet  5th  and  6th   East. 

Hansen  N,  laborer,  ws  4th  East  bet  7th  &  8th  South 

Hansen  Mrs.  H,  ws  4th  East  bet  7th  &  8th  South 

Hansen  C,  cook,  bds  White  House 

Hansen  Peter,  painter,  se  cor  Maple  &  Bluff 

Hansen  Wm  L,  jr,  machinist,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  &  3d  West 

Hansen  C,  mining,  bds  White  House 

Hansen  Frank,  engineer,  ss  6th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Hansen  J,  cook,  ss  6th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Hansen  Otto,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  &  2d  East 

Hansen  Peter  E,  res  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Hansen  H  P,  farmer,  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  A  4th  East 

Hansen  Win,  clerk,  es  Vine  bet  1st  North  &  Currant 

Hards  James,  engineer,  ns  3d  South  bet  5th  &  6th  East 

Harding  Thos,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Hardrnan  Abraham,  teamster,  ssOth  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Hardman  Isaac,  laborer,  ne  cor  7th  South  and  2d  West 

Hardman  George,  laborer,  es  2d  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Hardy  C  H,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Hardy  C  W,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  &  6th  South 

Hardy  Rufus,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  4th  East 

Hardy  Leonard  W,  res  se  cor  2d  South  &  4th  East 

Hardy  L  G,  merchant,  es  4th  South  bet  3d  &  3d  East 

Hardy  George,  res  se  cor2d  South  &  4th  East 

Hardy  Isaac,  herbalist,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Hardy  Harvey,  mining,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  &  N  T 

Hardy  Wm,  waiter,  ns  cor  West  Temple  and  3d  South 

Hardy  JohnF,  commercial  agent,  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Harkness  M  H,  lawyer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Temple  &  W  T 

Harkness  J  B.  blacksmith,  es  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Harkness  Robert,  lawyer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  &  3d  East 

Hark  well  Elliot,  dairyman,  ws  6th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Harmon  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Harmon  Edward,  res  ne  cor  8th  West  &  1st  North 

Harmon  David,  farmer,  ns  North  Temple  bet  8th  &  9th  West 

Harmon    Charles,  res  ws  6th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Harmon  W,  teamster,  ws  6th  West  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 

Harmon  Isaac,  teamster,  sw  cor  6th  West  &  2d  North 

Harmon  Chas  S,  shoemaker,  ws  7th  West  bet  South  Temple    &  N  T 

Harmon  George,  teamster,  ws  7th  West  bet  South  Temple  &  N  T 

Harper  Susan,  widow,  ws  2d  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Harper  T  E,  grocer,  ss  4th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Harper  George,  gardener,  ne  cor  7th  South  &  4th  West 

Harrington  James,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  &  N  T 

Harris  Thomas,  stonecutter,  ws  Vine  bet  1st  North  &  Currant 


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o.  IF\  ZDTJ:E, 

FLORIST,     SEEDSMAN, 

AND 

PRESERVER  OF  FRESH  FLOWERS, 

Two  IS  locks  North  of  Valley  House,          -  -          Salt  Lake  City, 

Has  a  great  variety  of 

Greenhouse,    Bedding  and  Basket  Plants  >   a  Large 

Stock  of  Garden  Seeds  in  Bulk,  Pure  and  Fresh, 

joo    kinds    of    Flower    Seeds,    Everlasting 

Floivers^  Ornamental  Grass  <5r*  Baskets, 

ALL    FLORAL    DECORATIONS    MADE    TO    ORDER. 

Fresh  Flowers  Preserved  Cheap  and  Perfect. 

FRUIT  TREES,  ORNAMENTAL  TREES  AND  SHRUBS. 

Orders  by  Mail,  Express  and  Telephone  promptly  attended  to. 
Catalogue  free  to  all  customers,  new  and  old. 


AXTTCLL, 

(Successor  to  Joseph  Graham) 

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THEATRICAL  AND  CITY  BILL  POSTER. 

VM  | 

Only  Licensed  Bill  Poster. 

Distributing  Programmes,  Circulars,  Etc. 


WORK  DONE  PUNC2  UALL  Y  AND  WELL. 


<g  i     Leave  Orders  with  J.  C.  Graham  &  Co.,  28  and  30  First  South  Street. 

05  : 

P.  O.  BOX,  387,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

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Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 

*». , 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  99 


Harris  Jane,  widow,  es  7th  West  bet  1st  and  21  North 

Harris  Bagley,  laborer,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  &  2d  South 

Harris  Thos  F,  cook,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Harris  Thos,  coal  dealer,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Harris  W  T,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Harris  Joshua,  carp,  es  7th  East  bet  4th  and  5ih  South 

Harris  Edward,  tobacconist,  ne  cor  6th  East  and  5th  South 

Harris  John,  confectioneries  6th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Harrison  HC,  res  es  2d  East  bet  2d  &  3d  South 

Harrison  James  H,  engraver,  ns  6th  South  bet  9th  &  10th  East 

Harrison  George,  bookkeeper,  es  Cherry  bet  Fruit  &  South  Temple 

Harrison  Wm,  tinsmith,  es  9th  East  bet  3d  arid  4th  South 

Harrison  Robert,  carpenter,  sw  cor  5th  North  &  1st  West 

Harrow  Martin,  gardener,  ns  8th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Hart  Wm,  laborer,  ne  cor  5th  East  and  7th  South 

Hart  Mary,  widow,  ws  6th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Hart  Wm,  merchant,  sw  cor  High  &  Pine 

Barter  John,  gardener,  nw  cor  6th  South  &  6th  East 

Harter  John  jr,  jeweler,  ns  6th  South  bet  5th  &  6th  East 

Hartwell  Byron,  blacksmith,  nw  cor  Cherry  &  Wall 

Harup  Charles,  laborer,  nw  cor  West  Temple  &  3d  South 

Harvey  James,  painter,  ss  6th  South  bet  1  )th  &  llth  East 

Harvey  Joseph,  painter  ns  4th  South  bet  13th  &  llth  East 

Harvey  John  C,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  &  N  T 

Harvey  J  M,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  East  Temple  &  West  Temple 

Haslem.  John,  carpenter,  ns  3d  Norlh  bet  4th  &  5th  West 

Haslem  John  J,  blacksmith,  ws  6th  West  bet  1st  &  3d  North 

Haslem  K  H,  carpenter,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  &  3d  North 

Haslem  John  J,  blacksmith,  sw  cor  5th  West  &  2d  North 

Haslem  George,  laborer,  es  2nd  West  bet  4th  &  5th  North 

Haslem  Margaret,  widow,  ws  6th  West  bet  3d  &  3J  North 

Haslem  John,  farmer,  ss  3d  North  bet  6th  &  7th  West 

Hatcher  B  B,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  &  3d  West 

Hatiield  Robt,  laborer,  ne  cor  9th  East  &  3d  North 

Hatfield  Samuel,  ws  4th  West  bet  North  Temple  &  South  Temple 

Hatt  John,  nw  cor  Oak   &  Wall 

Haven  J  D,  mining,  bds  Continental 

Hawk  Wm,  res  es  2d  West  bet  3d  &  4th  North 

Hawkes  Thos,  umbrella  maker,  ns  2d  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hawkes  George,  butcher,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hawkes  Wm,  umbrella  maker,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hawkins  Richard,  brickmaker,  es  9th  East  bet  bet  1st  &  3d  South 

Hawkins  Creighton,  farmer,  ss  7th  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hawkins  Riego,  brickmaker,  ss  7th  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hawkins  Emma,  widow,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  &  3d  West 


L,.  Goldberg  has  tlie  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  Li.  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Fickard's. 


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Done  inFirst-class  Style  and  at  the  Lowest  Living  Prices. 
A  full  line  of 

LEGAL    BLANKS,    ORDER,    RECEIPT,    PROMISSORY 
NOTE  and  STUDENTS'  NOTE  BOOKS 

Constantly  on  hand.    Merchants  and  the  Trade  generally  supplied  at 
the  Lowest  Wholesale  Figures. 

JOHN  C.  GRAHAM,  Prop. 

lardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Eats,  Caps  It  Clothing 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  101 


Hawkins  Mrs  Harriet,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  &  3d  South 

Hawley  Mrs  M,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Hawley  C  L,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hayes  Isaac  H,  wagon  maker,  ws  9th  East  bet  3d  *  4th  South 

Hay  hoe  John,  laborer,  nw  cor  Prospect  &  Oak 

Haynes  Henry  (Haynes  &  Son)  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  &  2d  West 

Hays  Wm,  butcher,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  &  3d  West 

Hay  wood  Henry  J,  carpenter,  ss  1st  North  bet  5th  &  6th  West 

Hazeltine  C,  res  Donaldson  House 

Hazleden  John,  gardener,  ws  3d  West  bet  6th  &  7th  South 

Hazlegrove  I,  mining,  ws  2-1  vVest  bet  21  <fc  3d  South 

Heaps  David,  brakeman,  ws  12th  East  bet  1st  &  2d  North 

Heaps  David,  brakeman,  ws  3d  West  bet  2d  &  3d  South 

Heard  Edward,  bds  Clift  House 

Hears  Louis,  cash.  Des  Bank,  ws  1st  West  bet  1st  &  2d  South 

Heath  Henry,  night  watchman,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  &  3d  West 

Heath  Henry,  jr,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  &  3d  West 

Heath  Wrn,  farmer,  se  cor  3d  South  &  4th  West 

Heath  Frederick,  farmer,  ws  West  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Heckenloper  Wm,  res  ws  2d  West  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Hedberg  L,  tailor,  ss  oth  S  >uth  bet  3d  &  4th  East 

Hedberg  A  L,  (H  &  Ferstrom)  res  Wasatch  Building 

Hedger  Geo,  musician,  ss  South  Temple  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Hedges  J  H,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple 

Hedquist  Alexander,  shoemaker,  ne  cor  Mountain  &  Spruce 

Heffron  Clara,  widow,  ss  6th  South  bet  3d  &  4th  West 

Heii  John,  res  ss  2d  South  bet  P^ast  Temple  &  1st  East 

Heiiies  Lewis,  broker,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  &  3d  East 

Heineau  M,  barber,  192,  East  Temple 

Heiss  S  A,  mail  agent  Utah  Southern,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d&  3d  S 

Held  James,  jeweler,  se  cor  Wall  &  Spruce 

Hemmeiiway  Nephi,  se  cor  6th  South  &  1st  West 

Hemmenway  Mrs  Elvira,  se  cor  6th  South  &  1st  West 

Hempstead  Mary  V,  widow,  sw  cor  East  Temple  &  1st  North 

HEMAN  J  H,  ns  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  &  1st  West 

Henderson  Thos,  laborer,  es  10th  East  bet  2d  &  3d  South 

Henderson  Mrs  M,  widow,  ws  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Henderson  Mary,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet  6th  &  7th  South 

Henderson  David,  clerk,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  East  &  East  Temple 

Henderson   W,  bds  Clift  House 

Hennifer  A  H,  carpenter,  ne  cor  9th  South  A  4th  East 

Hennifer  W,  barber,  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  &  3d  South 

Henry  John,  engineer,  ss  8th  East  bet  1  ?t  South  and  South  Templo 

Henry  Sarah,  widow,  ws  4th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Hensch  J  C,  plumber,  ss  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  East 


L.   Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing;  Manufacturer,  S.  I*  City 


WALIJN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 


f  COUGH SYRURf: 


The  Finest  Preparation  in  the  World  for  curing  all  Diseases 
of  the  Throat  and  Lungs. 

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1 1  Grown  Wonderfully   to    Popularity    in   1882, 


Consumption  in  1875,  2%  Gross, 

Consumption  in  1 882>       -        -     1,115  Gross. 


All  Dealers  are  hereby  authorized  to  refund  the  Purchase  Money  in 

every  case  where  a  cure  is  not  effected,  or  at  least  relief 

afforded  and  Satisfaction  Given. 


Should  be  kept  in  Stock  by  every  dealer  in  Drugs  or 

General  Merchandise,  and  should  have  a  place 

in  every  home,  camp  and  hospital. 


<  Address  all  Orders  toji» 

G.   P.   CULMER  &  BROS. , 


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g  j       Z«  0.  Mi  I,  Drug  Department,  Salt  Lake  Oity, 
Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  cany  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  103 


HEUSSEK  J,  gunsmith,  94  and  93  Commercial 
Hepworth  John,  sr,  (H  &  Sons)  ne  cor  6tb  South  &  East  Temple 
Hepworth  John,  jr,  (H  &  Sons)  ns  8th  South  bet  East  Temple  &  1st  East 
Hepworth  Thomas,  butcher,  sslst  North  bet  (5th  &  7th  West 
Hepworth  Samuel,  butcher,  ss  1st  North  bet  6th  &  7th  West 
Hepworth  John,  coal  dealer,  ss  2d  South  bet  East  Temple  <fe  1st  East 
Herdsman  John,  teamster,  es  Fir  bet  Wall  &  Prospect 
Herman  E  D,  carriage  painter,  ne  cor  1  ;t  <onth  &  8th  Fast 
Hernshaw  Mark,  plasterer,  ns  1st  North  bet  6th  &  7th  West 
Herridge  John,  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  1st  &  2d  North 
Herschfogh  Joseph,  clerk,  ns  6th  South  bet  West  Temple  <fe  1st  West 
HesUngton  Abraham,  laborer,  ws  6th  East  bet  6th  A  6th  South 
Hesse  E  H,  clerk,  es  3d  East  bet  5th  &  6th  East 
Hensser  Wm,  res  ws  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Hewlett  Thos,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  &  7th  East 
Hewlett  George,  expressman,  ws  1st  East  bet  6th  &  7th  South 
Hewser  Jacob,  gunsmith,  ss  7th  South  bet  4th  &  5th  East 
Heysteck  W,  carpenter,  es  2d  West  bet  2d  A  3d  North 
Hey  wood  George,  laborer,  rn  2d  South  bet  6th  &  7th  West 
Hey  wood  J  L,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Tem;>le  &  West  Temple 
Hicks  Edwin,  laborer,  nw  cor  9th  South  &  5th  East 
Hicks  Evaline  A,  widow,  ws  5th  East  bet  8th  &  9th  South 
Hicks  Joseph,  carpenter,  ns  9th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Hicks  Ann,  widow,  es  5th  East  bet  3d  &  4th  South 
Hicks  James  M,  laborer,   ris  8th  South  bet  5th  &  6th  Fast      ! 
Higbee  Judith  H,  widow,  ss  1st  North  bet  4th  &  5th  vVest 
Hirschman  Moses,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 
Higgins  Jane,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet  7th  &  8th  South 
Higgins  C  W,  eclectic  physician,  ss  2d  South  bet  W  T  &  E  T 
Higham  Thomas,  gardener,  es  Maple  bet  Fruit  &  Garden 
Higson  John,  mining,  ss  4th  South  bet  2d  «t  3d  West 
HILL  HARRY  J,  manager  Deseret  Tel  Office,  ss  1st  S  bet  6th  and  7th  E 
Hill  Mrs  Flora  S,  music  teacher,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
Hill  A  N.  jr,  machinist,  es  2d  West  bet  2d  &  3d  South 
Hill  Mrs  Margaret,  es  2d  West  bet  2d  &  3d  South 
Hill  S  H,  paymaster  Utah  Cen,  es  2d  West  bet  1st  &  2d  South 
Hill  John,  laborer,  ss  7th  South  bet  2d  &  3d  West 
Hill  Henry,  laborer,  ss  2d  South  bet  4th  &  5th  West 
Hill  J  W,  Indian  interpreter,  es  2d  West  bet  5th  &  6th  North 
Hill  Jonn,  shoemaker, es  4th  West  bet  3d  &  4th  North 
Hill  Chas  W,  clerk,  se  cor  7th  West  &  North  Temple 
Hill  John  W,  machinist, ss  1st  North  bet  3d  &  4th  West 
Hill  Thomas,  fireman,  ss  1st  North  bet  3d  &  4th  West 
Hill  A  N,  laborer,  ws  5th  West  bet  2d  A  3d  North 
Hill  H  C,  supt  Horn  Silver,  bds  Continental 
r~—  i 

You  can  save  10 per  cent  -by-buying  Clothi 


IF.  Ju.  ricJcard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Hating  Goods 


DR.   C.  W.  NUNN, 
VETERINARY  SURGEON 

All  persons  who  reside  in  the  country  and  have  Sick  Horses  and 
Cattle,  by  sending  to  me  the  symptoms,  pulse,  etc,  I  will  send  medi- 
cinef,  with  full  instructions,  by  return  mail. 

All   Operations  Skillfully  Performed. 

Ringbones   and  Spavins  a  Specialty. 

A1  so  Sole  Proprietor  and  Manufacturer  of  the  Celebrated  Black 
Oils,  and  wrapped  up  with  each  $1  00  Bottle  the  best  Recipe  for  Colic  in 
Hor»es  and  Cattle,  which  is  worth  $59  to  anyone. 


—~T®  AGENTS  WANTED, 

Address  all  Orders  to 
XDr,    C.     T*T.    3STTJ-2STlNr7  ""V.   S., 

1272  Kimball  Block, 
P.  O.  BOX  967,  -  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 


W.    DEVEY    & 

EAGLE  WORKS,  ALPINE,  Utah  Co.,  Utah  Territory, 

Manufacturers  of  the 
ALPINE  TCBULAR  IRON  WHEEL-BARROW. 

For  Farmers  and  Miners,  Patented  Sept.  19,  1882.  We  manufacture  four 
sizes,  as  follows:  No.  3,  suitable  for  Farmers,  weighing  about  45  pounds. 
No.  4,  suitable  for  Miners  and  Smelters,  with  box  made  of  No.  16  guage  iron, 
weight  about  (>5  pounds.  No.  5,  same  size  as  No.  4,  with  extra  strong  box, 
made  of  No.  14  guage  iron.  No.  6,  a  large  barrow  suitable  for  carrying  coke, 
charcoal  and  other  light  material,  holding  from  three  to  four  bushels.  All 
warranted  to  have  STEEL  AXLES  and  CASE  HARDENED 
EYES*  and  to  be  superior  to  any  other  barrow  in  the  market.  Any  size 
and  weight  made  to  order.  Also  manufacturers  of  Iron  Tubular  Singletrees 
and  Plow  Stretchers,  which  are  lighter  and  stronger  than  wood.  Harness 
Rings,  Buckle0,  Toggles,  Cockeyes,  Open  Links,  Wagon  Bow  Staples,  Clevises 
and  all  kinds  of  wrought  iron  goods. 

Z.  C.  M.  1.  Salt  Lake  City  andOgden,  sole  agents  for  our  wheel  barrows. 

lon't  forget  that  Hardj  Broi*  ft  Burton  hay t  a  well  selected  itock  of  Drj  Gfoodi 


Saddleiy  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Pickari  Salt  Lake  Citj. 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  105 

Hill  George  E,  farmer,  ns  8th  South  bet  6lh  &  7ih  East 

Hill  A  S,  res  ws  East  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hill  Rev  S  M,  nw  cor  2d  South  &  4th  East 

Hill  Herrmaii  (H  &  Trevvhela)  res  2)5  East  Temple  St 

Hill  Mary  A,  widow,  ss2d  South  bet  3d  <fe  3d  East 

Hill  Wm,  carpenter,  1st  North  bet  10th  &  llth  East 

Hillain  lioduey,  clerk,  ws  7th  East  bet  4th  &  5th  South 

Hillier  John,  carpenter,  ss  North  Temple  bet  6th  &  7th  West 

Hillingworth  Joseph,  laborer  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  &  W  T 

Hillstead  J  A,  assayer,  1st  North  bet  10th  &  llth  East 

Hilton  James,  res  es  7th  East  bet  1st  South  &  South  Temple 

Hilton  George,  night  watchman,  ss  8th  South  bet  8th  &.  9th  East 

Hilton  Wm,  policeman,  ws  llth  East  bet  3d  &  3d  South 

Hilton  David,  butcher,  ws  Oak  bet  Fruit  & 'Garden 

HUton.  Allen,  teamster,  se  cor  Bluff  &  Elm 

Hilton  T)  A,  blacksmsth,ns  Prospect  bet  Maple  &  Elm 

Hoaglaiid  Esther,  widow,  ss  5th  East  bet  1st  &  3d  South 

Hodder  Frederick,  carpenter,  es  9th  East  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hodge  W,  moulder,  es  7th  West  bet  South  Temple  <fe  North  Temple 

Hodgson  Oliver,  carpenter,  ss  3d  South  bet  9th  &  10th  East 

Hoffenbach  Anthony,  tinner,  ss  3d  North  bet 9th  &  10th  east 

Hof  hines  Peter,  rnason,  ws  5th  East  bet  3d  &  3d  South 

Hoffman  John,  nw  cor  Prospect  &  Maple 

Hoffman  Frank,  lawyer,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  East  &  East  Tempi* 

Hoffman  J  M,  blacksmith,  ws  3d  East  bet  2d  &  3d  South 

Hogan  Margaret,  widow,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  &9th  East 

Hogan  Orson  P,  teamster,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  &  9th  East 

Hogan  Agnes,  widow,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  &  9th    East 

Hogan  Alexander,  lather,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  <k  9th  East 

Hogan  John  C,  teamster,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  &  9th  East 

Hoge  E  D,  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hogle  James  (Clasby  &  Hogle)  ws  4th  East  bet  1st  South  AST 

Hogle  O,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Holbrook  Andrew,  laborer,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  &  3d  South 

Holden  N  P,  laborer,  ws  6th  East  bet  oth  &  6th  South 

Holderman  S,  cattle  dealer,  bds  White  House 

Holderway  W  S,  machinist,  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th  West 

Hole  Elizabeth,  res  es  9th  East  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Holeing  E  G,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  &  5th  West 

Holland  J  T,  res  es  Commercial  bet  1st  &  3d  South 

Holland  Dr  James  M,  res  es  Fir  bet  High   &  Mountain 

Hollberg  Chas  B,  res  es  9th  East  bet  1st  &  2d  North 

Rolling  Marcus,  painter,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  &  7th  East 

Hollingworth  Thomas,  tailor,  es  Spruce  bet  Prospect  <fe  High 

Hollister  O  J,  revenue  collector,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th  South 


L.  Goldberg-  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  Lu  City 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 


DR.  VAN  AU KIN'S 


FIRST  SOUTH  STREET,          SALT  LAKE  CITY, 

(OPPOSITE  TWELFTH  WARD  SCIIGOT^HOUSE.) 

Is  now  prepared   with  the  finest  SILVER  TOOLS  in  the 

Territory  to   do  all  kinds  of  Dental  work  at 

pi  ices  that  defy  competition. 


Full  Sets  of  Teeth,    -    $15.00  to  $18.00 

HALF    SETS    IN    PROPORTION. 


Filling  Teeth  with  G-cld    -    $  100  to  $1,50 

ALL  OIHER  FILLINGS  ONE  DOLLAR. 


TEETH   EXTRACTED    WITHOUT    PAIN. 


With  the  aid  of  improved  and  lately  patented  ma- 
chinery I  am  enabled  to  fill  all  orders  promptly  and 
at  prices  within  the  reach  of  all.  Rich  or  Poor  treated 
alike.  An  examination  of  warerooms  and  Laboratory 
will  convince  all  requiring  the  services  of  a  Dentist. 

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3on't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros,  is  Barton  hare  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goods 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L,  Picliard,  Salt  Lake  City,  ILaa, 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  107 


Holmes  W,  green  grocer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  &  W  T 

Holmes  Samuel,  boilermaker,  se  cor  1st  North  &  5th  West 

Holmes  Mrs  Agnes,  widow,  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  &  5th  West 

Holstan  Oscar,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  7th  &  8th  East 

Holt  John,  teacher,  ws  1st  East  bet  5th  &  6th  South 

Holy  Cross  Hospital  ns  1st  South  bet  10th  &  llth  East 

Honess  Joseph,  res  es  7th  West  bet  1st  South  &  South  Temple 

Honnberg  Dr  Julius,  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  &  3d  West 

Honnington  Harriet  A,    widow,  ss  3d  North  bet  3d  &  4th  West 

Hood   Orilla,  widow,  ss  North  Temple  bet  1st  &  3d  West 

Hook  Lewis,  saddler,  es  5th  East  bet  3d  &  4th  South 

Hooper  Thomas  A,  machinist,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  &  5th  West 

Hooper  Mrs,  widow^  es  1st  West  bet  3d  &  3d  North' 

Hooper  Edward  G,  carpenter,  ns  3d  North  bet  5th  &  Oth  West 

Hooper  W  C,  shoemaker,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  &  3d  South 

Hooper  James,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  &  2d  East 

Hooton  Henry,  machinist,  ss  4th  South  bet  1st  &  2d  West 

Hopkins  Richard,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  &  3d  West 

Hopkins  O  R,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  2d  &  3d  West 

Hopper  A  (A  Hopper  &  Co)  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  &  3d  East 

Hopwood  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  Centre  bet  1st  North  &  Currant 

Horbeck  Adolph,  watchmaker,  ns  Bluff  bet  Ash  &  Locust 

Horm  Kichard,  teacher,  ne  cor  5th  West  &  1st  South 

Horn  Thomas  A,  clerk,  ws  Spruce  bet  Fruit  &]Garden 

Home  Joseph,  justice  of  peace,  se  cor  3d  South  &  1st  West 

Home  Mrs  Mary,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple 

Home  F  O,  ore  sampler,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  &  4th  West 

Home  Thomas,  laborer,  ws  Pine  bet  High  &  Prospect 

Horsely  C  R,  laborer,  ns  Wall  bet  Fir  &  Spruce 

Horsely  Harry,  res  es  Oak  bet  Wall  &  Prospect 

Hosford  Dr  E,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  &  3d  East 

Houghton  George,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple 

Houghton  Frederick,  night  watchman,  ns  3d  Sou  h.bet  5th  &  6th  East 

Houich  Frederick,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  2d  &  3d  East 

Householder  Jonathan,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  9th  &  10th  East 

Householder  A,  laborer,  ws  West  Temple  bet  4th  &  5th  South 

Hovey  Edwin,  bds  Clift  House 

Howard  Charles,  laborer,  es  2d  West  bet  5th  &  6th  South 

Howard  John  R,  clerk,  ns  Wall  bet  Maple  &  Elm 

Howard  Mrs  Sarah,  res  ns  High  bet  Ash  &  Beach 

Howard  Wm,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  &  6th  East 

Howard  R  L,  clerk  U  S  land  office,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  &  4th  East 

Howard  Thomas,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  &  2d  East 

Howarth  Robert,  laborer,  ss  7th  South  bet  W  T  &  E  T 

Howarth  Nephi,  photographer,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  West  &  W  T 


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Call  and  leo  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  ft  Fancy  Groceries 


Ladies  Saddles  In  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Fi&ard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


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Howcroft  Nephi,  laborer,  ws  2d  West  bet  5th  &  6th  North 
Howe  Amos,  (Davis,  Howe  &  Co)  ss  3d  North  bet  Vine  &  1st  West 
Howe  Amos,  (Davis,  Howe  &  Co)  ws  1st  West  bet  North  Temple  A  1st  N 
Howe  C  R,  res  ws  1st  West  bet;North  Temple  &  1st  North 
Howe  Edgar,  pattern-maker,  ss  High  bet  Oak  &  Fir 
Howell  James,  teamster,  ns  6th  South  bet  10th  &  llth  East 
Ho  well  Wm  J,  laborer,  ss  5th  South  bet  4th  &  5th  East 
Howell  Peter,  stonecutter,  ws  7th  West  bet  North  Temple  <fe  1st  North 
Ho  wells  Thomas,  teacher,  ws  6th  West  bet  South  Temple  &   1st  South 
Ho  wells  Thomas,  mason,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  South  &  South  Temple 
Hoy  John,  gardener,  ss  BlufFbet  Locust  and  Maple 
Hoyt  Mrs  Fannie,  photographer,  1218  1st  South 

Hubbard  Anna,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  &  West  Temple 
Hubert  Charles,  moulder,  es  3d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Hudson  Thomas,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 
Hudson  Leonard  P,  architect,  ws  2d  West  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 
Hudson  Mrs  H  A,  res  ns  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Hudson  James,  moulder,  ss  High  bet  Oak  and  Elm 
Hughes  Dr  Martha  P,  physician,  es  9th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Hughes  John  M,  plasterer,  es  Oth  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Hughes  F  D,  painter,  es  10th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Hughes  John,  stonecutter,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Hughes  Rus,  laborer,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 
Hughes  Jerry,  porter  Warm  Springs 
Hughes  J  A,  bds  Clift  House 

Hugnes  Wm,  shoemaker,  ws  1st  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Hull  Thomas  E,  bookkeeper,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Hull  W  B,  mining,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 
Hulse  James,  merchant,  ns  North  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Hummel  Edward,  laborer,  es  Oth  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Humphrey  Frank  J,  bds  Colorado  House 
Hunt  Peter,  laborer,  es  4th  Wost  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Hunt  Charles,  watchman,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 
Hunt  W  H,  bds  Clift  House 

Hunt  Wm  H,  jr,  clerk  nw  cor  3d  South  and  West  Temple 
Hunt  Isaac,  teamster,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Hunter  James,  laborer,  ss  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Hunter  Jacob,  farmer,  sw  cor  North  Temple  and  8th  West 
Hunter  Joseph,  laborer,  nw  cor  1st  South  and  3d  West 
Hunter  Wm,  upholsterer,  ns  Bluff  bet  Oak  and  Fir 
Hunter  Edward,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Hunter  Jane  W,  widow,  ne  cor  High  and  Beach 
Hunter  [saac,  farmer,  es  5th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
>  |     Hunter  Richard,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 
j     Hunter  J  A,  chief  justice,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th§East 


L.   3-oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W,  L,  Pickard,  Salt  Lakt. 


ROOK  SPRINGS, 


THE   ONLY  RELIABLE  MARKET  FOR 

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Large  stock  always  on  hand,  and  full  stock  guaranteed, 


REDUCTIONS  IN  COAL 

ROCK  SPRINGS. 
Per  ton,  by  car  load   ............  $6.00 

Per  ton,  at  yard  ..............    6.50 

Per  ton,  delivered  .....  .  ........    7.00 

RED  CANYON. 

Per  ton,  by  car  load  .....    .......  £3-5° 

Per  ton,  at  yard  ........    .    .....    4.00 

Per  ton,  delivered  .........    *    .    .    .    4.50 

WEBER. 
Per  ton,  car  load    .............  $4.50 

Per  ton,  at  yard  ..............     5.25 

Per  ton  delivered  ............    .    6.00 

Office:    Corner  Second  South  and  Main,  Wasatch 
Building.  A.  GOULD,  Agent. 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  cany  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  PieVard's. 

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Hunter  Stephen,  res  se  cor  6th  South  and  East  Temple 

Hurberson  Hugh,  teamster,  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and^4th  West 

Hurd  Wm,"bailiff,  es  8th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Hurskins  Archibald,  sr,  tailor,  ns  Fruit  bet  Locust  and  Maple 

Hurskins  Archibald,  jr,  plasterer,  iis  Fruit  bet  Locust  and  Maple 

Hurst  Emma,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th \  North 

Husbands  C  T,  engineer,  es  5th  West  bet  2d;"aiid  3d  North 

Hutchins  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Hutchins  Susan,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Hutchison  John,  painter,  ss  4th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Hutchison  John,  gardener,  nw  cor  6th  South  and  7th  East 

Hutchison  J  B,  (H  &  Busby)  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Huxley  Phillip,  res  ss  4th  North  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Huxley  Phillip,  jr,  bookkeeper,  ss  4th.  North  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Huxley  W  H,  carpenter,  ss  4th  North  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Huxley  Mrs  Clarissa,  res  sw  cor  5th  North  and  2d  West 

Hyde  Frank,  clerk,  ns  North  Temple  bet  West  Temple  &]*Eastj  Temple 

Hyde  A  E,  clerk,  ns  North  Temple  bet  West  Tern  pie  >ndj.  East  J^Temple 

Hyde  Charles  W,  res  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and|4th  South 

Hyde  Mrs  E  L,  res  ws  1st  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Hylander  Hans,  sheemaker,  ws  Pine  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Hyrup  Andrew,  carpenter,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

I, 

I  O  O  F  Halls,  146  East  Temple  and  Oeseret  Building 

Illingworth  Wm,  manufacturer,  nslst  Soutn  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Ilmer  Herman,  upholsterer,  es3d  East  bet  3d  and~4th  South 

Ilmo  E  H,  laborer,  bdsjWhite  House 

Inebuit  Frederick,  laborer,  es  llth  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Ingberg  Elof,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South  bet  7th  andt8thTEast 

Inglis  J  S,  agt  "Blue  Line,"  bds  WalkerTHouse 

Ingham  Charles,  laborer,  ss  GtlrSouth  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Ingram  W  H,  carpenter,  es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Ingstrom  John,  cabinet  maker,  ws-2d  East  bet  2d  and*3d  South 

Inkin  John,  shoemaker,  ne  cor  South  Temple  and  1st  West 

Internal  Revenue  Office,  141,  East  Temple 

Ireland  E  A,  U  S  Marshal,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Ireland  Kate  E,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet'lst  and  2d  South 

Irish  C  B,  res  ws  East  Temple  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Irons  John,  teller  McCornick's  bank,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Irvine  W,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  2nd  5th  West 

Irvine  R  H,  coal  agent,  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Irvine  John,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Irvine  George,  merchant,  nw  cor  6th  South  and  4th  West       ,[ 

L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Agent.  Asst.  Stipt. 


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UTAH  EASTERN  RAILROAD. 


COMPLETED  FROM    COALVILLE  TO  PARK 
CITY,  THENCE  TO   SALT  LAKE  CITY. 

THAT   PORTION    FROM    PARK    CITY    TO    SALT    LAKE    CITY 
WILL  PROBABLY    BE  COMPLETED   THIS   SEASON. 


General  Office:    1237  First  South  Street, 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  113      -5 ' 


Irving  Joseph,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Irving  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  3d  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Irwin  Frederick,  clerk,  ws  1st  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Isaac  John  P,  mason,  ns  1st  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Isaac  John  R,  mason,  ns  1st  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Isom  Alfred,  upholsterer,  sw  cor  Maple  and  Wall 

Ivesom  Soren,  farmer,  ne  cor  7th  South  and  3d  East 

Iverson  Ludwig,  clerk,  ss  6th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 


J. 


Jack  James,  clerk,  nw  cor  5th  East  and  2d  South 

Jackman  A  R,  res  ws  2d  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Jackson  S  B,  teamster,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Jackson  F  P,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jackson  Alfred,  waiter,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Jackson  Thomas  R,  painter,  es  4th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Jackson  Thomas,  painter,  se  cor  High  and  Oak 

Jackson  Smeles,  laborer,  ws  Maple  bet  High  and  Mountain 

Jackson  Ellen,  widow,  ws  Locust  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Jacobs  Joshua,  res  sw  cor  llth  East  and  1st  North 

Jacobs  J  F,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Jacobs  H  C,  clerk,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Jacobs  Z,  conductor,  se  cor  West  Temple  and  1st  North 

Jacobson  W,  gardener,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Jacobson  A  C.  waiter,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Jacobson  Mary,  widow,  es  Franklin  ave  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Jacobson  Ann  M,  widow,  ne  cor  5th  South  and  1st  West 

Jacobson  Erastus  se  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

Jacobson  Hans,  waiter,  boards  White  House 

Jaiuque  Jules  M,  marble  cutter,  ws  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jaiuque  Arnold  J,  bookkeeper,  ns  6th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

James  John,  plumber,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

James  Wm,  clerk,  ss  3d  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

James  Mary,  widow,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

James  David,  boiler  maker,  ns  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

James  J  D,  jeweler,  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

James  D  W,  plumber,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

James  David,  plumber,  sw  cor  3d  South  and  West  Temple 

James  Richard  S,  laborer,  ns  Prospect  bet  Beach  and  Ash 

James  Sylvester,  gardener,  ns  8th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

James  Sarah  A,  widow,  ne  cor  4th  South  and  7th  East 

James  Thomas,  carpenter,  es  7th  E^st  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

James  W  F,  mining,  ws  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Janney  Thomas  A,  res  ns  2d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Jaques  John,  clerk,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

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Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  115    !  ~ 


Jay  Wm.  carpenter,  sw  cor  Oak  and  Garden 

Jefferds  H  M,  boards  White  House 

Jeffrey  Albert,  mason,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Jeffreys  J  R,  tinsmith,  se  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

Jeffs  Ephraim,  engineer,  se  cor  4th  North  and  6th  West 

Jeffs  Mrs  Emma,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Jeffs  Wm,  jr,  laborer,  ns  3d  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Jeffs  Wm,  sr,  engineer,  ss  3d  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Jefsky  Ferdinand,  laborer,  ne  cor  1st  West  and  3d  North 

Jelich  John,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Jenkins  Thomas,  stockraiser,  ss  6th  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Jenkins  Wm,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Jenkins  J  W,  harness  maker,  ws  4th  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Jenkins  S  W,  upholsterer,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  3d  North 

Jennens  B  W  E,  commercial  agent,  ns  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Jennings  Jamei,  butcher,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  West  Temple 

Jennings  B  W,  bookkeeper,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Jennings  T  W,  merchant,  sw  cor  Fruit  and  Walnut 

Jennings  William,  mayor,  ns  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Jensen  J  J,  laborer,  es9th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Jensen  I.  shoemaker,  es  9th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Jensen  C,  cook,  es  9th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Jensen  Mariah,  widow,  ss  5th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Jensen  Jacob,  gardener,  ss  5th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Jensen  Neils,  res  es  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Jensen  Soren,  laborer,  ws  5th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Jensen  Jens,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Jensen  James,  farmer,  ws  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Jensen  Peter,  laborer,  ws  2d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Jensen  Henrietta,  widow,  ws  4th  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Jensen  S  S,  watchman,  ws  Canyon  road 

Jensen  Christina,  widow,  es  2d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Jensen  Andrew,  editor  Morganstjern 

Jensen  Stephen,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jensen  Christina,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jensen  Pere,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jeremy  John,  laborer,  ws  5th  South  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Jeremy  Thomas  D,  gardener,  nw  cor  6th  West  and  South  Temple 

Jeremy  David,  res  ne  cor  5th  West  and  2d  North 

Jesher  Thomas,  plasterer,  es  llth  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Jesher  Geo  (Jesher  &  Brady)  ns  North  Temple  bet  14th  and  15tfc  South 

Jesher  Wm,  laborer,  es  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

J.esher  George,  brickmaker,  es  7th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Jessen  A,  civil  engineer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Jewett  Frederick,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 


Li.  Goldberg-  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  I*  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 

f |         MASON  &  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

DOORS,    SASH,     BLINDS,     BALUSTERS, 
NEWELL    POSTS,     MOULDINGS,     LUMBER. 

LATH,    RED    AND    WHITE    SHINGLES, 

REDWOOD,  LUMBER,  GLASS,  ETC, 
CEDAR  POSTS,  CALIFORNIA  AND  NATIVE 

FINISHING  LUMBER. 

Orders  will  receive  prompt  attention  and  satisfac- 
tion guaranteed.  MASON  &  CO. 
Yard,  South  Temple, 

Between  First  and  Second  West  Streets, 

SALT    LAKE    CITY. 


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lardy  Bros.  &  Burton  cany  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  It  Shoes,  Hats,  Gaps  It  Clothing 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Jewish  Synagogue,  nw  cor  3d  South  and  1st  West 

Jimson  John,  res  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Johanson  John,  laborer,  ss  4th  South  bet  11  th  and  13th  East 

Johannson  Mrs  S,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

John  David,  mason,  ss  3d  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Johnson  C  W,  harnessmaker,  ws  9th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  9th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Johnson,  Richard  M,  teamster,  ws  9th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Johnson  Maria  A,  widow,  ns  4th  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Johnson  J  S.  mining,  ss  2d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Johnson  Mrs  Carrie,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Johnson  John,  es  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Johnson  Susan,  widow,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Johnson  Pete,  engineer,  ss  2d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Johnson  Neils,  organbuilder,  es  3d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  N 

Johnson  A  J,  res  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Johnson  Daniel,  laborer,  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Johnson  James  H,  farmer  es  3d  East  bet  7th  arid  8th  South 

Johnson  Canute,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Johnson  Swen,  laborer,  ss  3d  S^uth  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Johnson  A  J,  shoemaker,  ss  South  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Johnson  Catherine,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Johnson  F  M,  mining,  ws  1st  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Johnson  John,  grocer,  ws  Franklin  ave  bet  3d  and  3d  South  • 

Johnson  Otto,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Johnson  Samuel,  carpenter,  es  2d  West  5th  and  6th  South 

Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  T 

Johnson  A  M,  agent,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

JonhsonJEliza,  widow,  ws  2d  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Johnson  L  C,  clerk,  uw  cor  3d  West  and  3d  South 

Johnson  Margaret  W,  widow,  nw  cor  3d  West  and  3d  South 

Johnson  Samuel,  tailor,  ns  Wall  bet  Oak  and  Fir 

Johnson  H  D,  res  es  Elm  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Johnson  F  L,  builder,  nw  cor  Maple  and  Wall 

Johnson  Alfred,  laborer,  es  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Johnson  Andrew  S,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Johnson  Joseph  W,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Johnston  C  J,  mining,  ws  6th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Jones  Ephraim,  bricklayer,  ws  9th  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Jones  Hopkin,  mason,  es  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Jones  Thomas,  mason,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Jones  Wm  L,  bookkeeper,  se  cor  8th  East  and  South  Temple 

Jones  T  C,  brushmaker,  ss  4th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Jones  Wiley,  laborer,  ne  cor  7th  South  and  7th  East 

Jones  T  R,  banker,  es  5th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

L.   Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L,  City 


WALLIN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 


G,  F,  CULMER  &  BRO'S 


SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 

OVER 

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CONSTANTLY. IN    STOCK, 

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GROUND  GLASS, 

STAINED  GLASS, 

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WHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL. 

We  invite  opportunities  to  estimate  on  any  size  job 
from  a  hot  bed  to  a  Church  or  Cathedral  for  Glass 
alone,  or  for  Glass  glazing  or  painting. 

22,  24,  28  and  3O  First  South  Street, 

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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  lino  af  General  Merchandise 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  Li.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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Jones  Harwood,  teamster,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Jones  Mary,  widow,  sw  cor  6th  West  and  3d  North 

Jones  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  1st  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Jones  Sarah  A,  widow,  es  Vine  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 

Jones  John  T,  res  se  cor  Maple  and  Bluff 

Jones  Evan,  laborer,  ns  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Jones  D  R.  clerk,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Jones  N  V,  assistant  tax  collector,  nw  cor  2d  South  and  2d  West 

Jones  Charles  B,  teamster,  ns  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Jones  Mary  E,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Jones  B,  blacksmith,  ns  5th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Jones  John  R,  laborer,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Jones  Frank,  plasterer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th,West 

Jones  Wm,  plasterer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Jones  George,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Jones  Thomas,  res  es  7th  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Jones  Letitia,  widow,  ss  4th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Jones  Jane,  widow,  ns  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Jones  Owen  G,  laborer,  ss  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Jones  W  H.  carpenter,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Jones  Wm  R,  dyer,  nw  cor  3d  South  and  3d  West 

Jones  Wm,  jeweler,  ne  cor  4th  North  and  6th  West 

Jones  Thomas  G,  farmer,  es  6th  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Jones  T,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Jones  Mark,  engineer,  ws  4th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Jones  Marcus  E,  botanist,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Jonason  S  J ,  lawyer,  ns  4th  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Jordon  T,  boards  Clift  House 

Jorgenson  F  C,  gunsmith,  ns  6th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Jorkison  Ooly,  carpenter,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Josephite  Mission  Chapel,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Judges  L  W,  clerk,  ss  4th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Judge  John,  res  es  1st  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Judson  Benjamin,  physician,  ns  4th  South  bet  13th  and  14th  East 

Juiijklin  Gabriel,  laborer,  ws  3d  East  bei  2d  and  3d  South 

Juvenile  Instructor,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

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Kahn  Samuel  (Kahn  Bros)  sw  cor  6th  South  and  East  Temple 
Kahn  Emanuel  (Kahn  Bros)  sw  cor  6th  South  and  East  Temple 
Kaighn  M  M,  lawyer  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Kammeroth  Pelentin,  taiior,  ns  7th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Karrick  L  C,  mining,  ss  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  East 
Katz  Michael,  carpenter,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 


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Always  on  hand  a  large  assortment  of  ready  made  Boots  and  Shoes, 
and  new  goods  constantly  arriving. 

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Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Fickard.  Salt  Lake  City. 

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Katz  Alma,  teamster,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  2d  We«t 

Katz  Sargent,  carpenter,  ss  3d  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Kay  Ellen  P,  widow,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Kay  Mrs  E  M,  widow,  ne  cor  5th  East  and  2d  South 

Kayes  Richard  A,  hardware,  Clift  Row,  ws  West  T  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Keating  AVrn,  clerk,  es  1st  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Keating  George,  bookkeeper,  ss  5th  South  bet  31  and  41  h  West 

Keddington  John  W,  teamster,  ns  5th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Keddington  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  5th  £>outh  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Keddiiigton  E  W,  widow,  es  8th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Keddington  Mary  A,  widow,  es  8th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Keel'  Cornelius,  boards  Clift  House 

Keeler  Clarance,  tel  operator,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Keets  J  P,  paperhanger,  ns  6th  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Keisler  Frederick,  sr,  millwright,  es  3d  West  bet  North  and  South  Tern 

Keisler  Jacob,  laborer,  es  3d  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Keisler  Christian,  ns  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Keissler  E  A, agricultural  implements,  ws  W  T  bet  3-1  and  3d  South 

Kelly  John  B,  bookbinder,  ws  1st  West  b^t  4th  and  5th  South 

Kelly  John  J,  mason,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Kelliker  Catherine,  widow,  esSth  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

KELLOGG  J  K.  commercial  agt.  es  1st  East  bet  North  and  South  Temp 

Kelly  Wm  B,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Kelly  John,  watchman,  nw  cor  1st  South  and  3d  West 

Kelly  A  H,  (Daniel  Dunne  &  Co.)  res  es  Centre  bet  Plum  and  Apricot 

Kelly  Geo.  B.  (Kelly  Bros.)  res  cor  First  West  and  3d  North 

Kelsey  Geo  (E  B  Kelsey  &  Co)  ne  cor  Maple  and  High 

KELSEY  ELI  B,  real  estate  agent,  ws  East  Temple  bet3d  and  4th  South 

Kelsey  Lewis  S,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Kelso  A  W,  res  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  and  2(1  West 

Kelson  J  H,  clerk,  ss  31  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Kelson  Wm,  shoemaker,  se  cor  8th  East  and  2d  South 

Kcmmerly  Susanah,  \\  idow,  ws  7th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Kendall  Mrs  Emma,  ss  1st  South  bet  Istand  3d  East 

Kendall  Owen,  boards  White  House 

Kendall  Alfred  F,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Kendall  H,  cook,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Kendall  James,  carpenter,  ss  North  Temple  bet  8th  and  7th  West 

Kendrick  Thomas,  painter,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Kenersly  J  H,  carpenter,  es  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Peach 

Kenersly  Henry,  res  ne  cor  Plum  and  Centre 

Kenersly  Wm,  nw  oor  Currant  and  Centre 

Kennedy  Daniel,  painter,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and2d  East 

Kennelly  James  M,  laborer,  ns  6th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

5        Kenyer  Thomas,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

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Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake 

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Kerr  J  W,  stockman,  ws  1st  \Vest  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Kershaw  S  F,  clerk,  ws  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Kershaw  Alex,  stonecutter,  es  West  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Kersly  Frederick,  contractor,  ns  7th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  T 

Kessler,  L,  firema  n,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Ketchum  L  R,  cattledealer.  boards  Valley  llouso 

Keyser  Ruth,  widow,  ws  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5lh  South 

Keyser  Aaron,  (Keyser  &  Moritz)  ns  6th  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Kiddle  W  W,  cutter,  es  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Peach 

Kilburn  Moroni,  laborer,  ss  2d  North  bet  Oth  and  7th  West 

Killgore  Jemima,  widow,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  Apricot 

Kilpack  George,  res  ws  East  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Kilpatrick  Benjamin,  brakesman,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Kimball  Christina  B,  widow,  ns  1st  North  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Kimball  Moroni,  laborer  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Kimball  Jeremiah,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Kimball  Preciiida,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Kimball  Edgar  V,  dentist,  es  13(h  East  bet  fith  and  7ih  South 

Kimball  F  D,  res  nw  cor  l-5t  South  and  3d  West 

Kimball  Mrs  M  C,  ws  3 1  West  bet  1st  and  31  South 

Kimball  John  IT,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  E 

Kimball  Charles  S,  commercial  agt,  ws  East  Temple  bet  N  T  and  1st  N 

Kimball  H  B,  res  es  East  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  l^t  North 

Kimball  AH,  clerk,  es  East  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Kimball  Hyrum.  res  es  East  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Kimball  Mary,  widow,  nwcor  1st  West  and  1st  North 

King  E  J,  blacksmith,  ne  cor  5th  South  and  4th  East 

King  C  H,  builder,  ne  cor  6th  Fast  and  3d  South 

King  Fdward.  moulder,  sw  cor  2d  So.ith  and  3d  West 

King  John,  reses  1st  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Kingdom  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Kingdom  Joseph  W,  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Kingdom  John,  miller,  sw  cor  4th  North  and  4th  West 

Kinghorn  Alexander,  engineer,  es  Cth  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Kino  H  D,  waiter,  boards  NVhite  House 

Kingsbnry  Joseph  C,  res  se  cor  3d  East  and  2d  South 

Kingsbury  Pi  of  J  T,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Kinsey  Kuth,  widow,  es  Fast  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Kirby  Win  J,  res  ns  oth  South  bet  5th  and  Oth  East 

Kirk  W,  teamster,  ns  1  ;th  Fast  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Kirk  Samuel,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Kirk  Arthur  H,  plasterer,  ws  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Kirkham  Wm,  carpenter,  ns  Cth  South  bet  1st  Fast  and  East  Temple 

Kirkman  John,  bookkeeper,  ns  4th  South  bet  1?  and  llth  East 

Kirkpati  ick  Moses,  lawyer, ss  4th  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 


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flj     and  in  hard  coal  stoves  three  times  as  far  as  any  soft  coal.    Never 
rjj     slacks,  and  is  absolutely  free  from  soot,  smoke,  dust  and  dirt. 
2        In  ordering,  please  state  No.  wanted. 

No.  1  adapted  to  furnace  and  large  cannon  stoves. 

No.  2,  or  Egg,  for  grates  or  ordinary  heating  stoves. 
^  No.  3,  or  Stove,  for  ranges,  cooking  and  small  heating  stoves. 

No.  4,  or  Nut,  for  Base  Burners. 

No.  5,  or  Small  Nut,  same  as  No.  4. 


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Kipple  Phillip,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Komish  Wm,  laborer,  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Knapton  W  T,  baker,  es  Gth  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Knecht  Emil,  laborer,  es  9th  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 
Kneusseii  Mrs,  widow,  ns  3d  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Knight  Mrs  E,  ns  North  Tomple  bet  13th  and  14th  Souh 
Knight  John,  wagoiimaker,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  East 
Knight  Charles,  farmer,  es  3d  West  bet  7th- and  8th  South 
Knight  R  J,  shoemaker,  sw  cor  Spruce  and  High 
Knight  Wm,  shoemaker,  ws  Spruce  bet  Mountain  and  High 
Knight  Joseph,  laborer,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 
Knight  Oswell,  farmer,  ns  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Knowles  Charles  S,  gunsmith,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  T 
Kiiox  Wm,  carpenter,  ss  nth  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 
Knuckleby  Mrs  Cerina,  res  ws  1st  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Kunkle  S,  laborer,  ws  13th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Kunkle  Frank,  mason,  ss  3d  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

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Laddick  Ruth,  widow,  es  2d  West  bet2d  and  3d  South 
Laidlaw  Mary  A,  widow,  ns  2d  North  bet  llth  and  13th  East 
Lake  Silas  r,  laborer,  se  cor  8th  West  and  2d  North 
Laker  Edward,  gardener,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Lamb  Mars  ilia,  widow,  ws  Vine  bet  1st  .North  and  Currant 
Lambert  C  J,  res  ws  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Lambert  George  G,  res  ns  5th  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Lambourne  Alfred,  artist,  ns  High  bet  Elm  and  Maple 
Lambourne  W  R,  se  cor  Prospect  and  Fir 
Lambourne  Wm,  (L  &  Son)  es  Fir  bet  Wall  and  Bluff 
Lambourne  C  A(  L  &  Son)  es  Fir  bet  Wall  and  Bluff 
Lambourne  George,  tinsmith,  swcor  3d  West  and  5th  North 
Lamont  Robert,  laborer,  es  Gth  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Lampson  A  B,  blacksmith  sw  cor  North  Temple  and  1st  West 
Lancaster  Orson,  laborer;  ns  3d  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  East 
Lancaster  .Mary,  widow,  es  5th  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 
Lander  Wm,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 
Lane  P,  laboror,  bds  White  House 
Laney  Hiram,  res  ns  Gth  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Laney  Sarah  A ,  widow,  ns  Gth  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Laney  G  C.  gardener,  es  8th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
L  m<?  G  B, laborer,  es  Gth  East  bet  4th  and  5th  3outh 
Lmg  0  G.  city  bakery,  ns  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 
Langton  W.  agent,  es  G^h  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
L  iiigton  Isaac,  painter,  ss  1-it  North  bet  5th  and  Gth  West 
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Lannan  P  II,  butcher,  ns2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Lapham  Wrn,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Larish  Jacob,  laborer,  ws  5th  East  bet  8th  and  9th  South 

Larson  P,  res  se  cor  South  Temple  and  2d  East 

Larson  John,  carpenter,  ns  6th  South  bot  9th  and  10th  East 

Larson  John  M,  pattern  maker,  es  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Larson  Caroline,  widow,  ws  6th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Larson  P  E,  carpenter,  ws  4th  East  bet  41  h  and  5th  South 

Larson  John,  shoemaker,  ws  4th  East  bet  4ch  and  5th  South 

Larson  N  S,  agent,  ns  South  Temple  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Larson  Junius  M,  waiter,  es  2d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Larson  John,  cook,  es  M  West  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Larson  John,  shoemaker,  se  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

Larson  Joseph,  carpenter,  es3d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st   North 

Larson  John  L,  laborer,  es  2d  West  bet  2*1  and  3d  North 

Larson  Mrs  Louisa  ne  cor  Chestnut  and  High 

Larue  James,  grocer,  sw  cor  Bluff  and  Chestnut 

Latham  James,  laborer,  sw  cor  4th  West  and  3d  South 

Latham  Daniel,  laborer,  ns  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Lathrop  P  C,  mining,  ss  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Latimer  W,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Latimer  James,  grocer,  ss  North  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Latimer  James,  res  ns  North  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Latimer  Annie,  widow,  ns  Prospect  bet  Pine  and  Chestnut 

Lavin  W,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Lawless  Nicholas,  laborer,  ss  4th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Lawrence  Julia,  widow,  ne  cor  4th    South  and  East  Temple 

Lawrence  George,  res  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Lawrence  Joab,  mi  ning,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Lawrence  J  W,  commission  merchant,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Lawrence  Mrs  Julia,  es  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  North  Temple 

Lawence  D  A,  carpenter,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  3d  West 

LawrenceF,  res  Donaldson  House 

Lawrence  H  W  (Kimbali  &  Lawrence)  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  East  &  E  T 

Lawson  Spiers,  grocer,  ns  21  South  bet  6Lh  and  7th  East 

Lawson  John,  butcher,  ns  2d  South  bet  6th  and  7th  Fast 

Lawson  Archibal  I,  laborer,  ss  3d  S  >uth  bet  2  1  and  31  East 

Lawpon  James,  blacksmith,  ws  21  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  N 

Leach  James,  farmer,  sw  cor  7th  South  and  5th  East 

Leavitt  John,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Lonvitt  Julian,  machinist,  ns  1st  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Le  Baron  Benjamin,  painter,  se  cor  3d  West  and  1st  South 

Ledell  A,  carpenter,  ns  Prospect  bet  Cherry  and  Beach 

>  i     L?e  J  II,  cabinet  maker,  e.s  21  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

s—  |     Lee  John,  laborer,  sw  cor  3d  North  and  21  West 


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Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  ftlorroccos  ut  Picfetirri's. 

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Leeker  David  W,  butcher,  ss  1st  South  bet  nth  and  7th  East 
Lees  James,  bookkeeper,  ns  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Lees  John,  res  nw  cor  5th  West  and  4th  North 
Lees  Josiah,  teamster,  ns  4th  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Lees  John,  butcher,  ws  5th  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 
Leffler  J  M,  miller,  ws  9th  East  bet  8th  and  9th  South 
Leggett  W,  gardener,  sslst  North  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Leggett  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  1st  North  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Leggett  W,jr.  gardener,  ss  1st  North  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Leinbar  Emily,  widow,  es  2d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Leland  H,  cook,  ns3d  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Lenham  Thos,  wood  turner,  ns  1st  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Lennan  J  C,  mining,  es  1st  West  bet  1st  and  21  South 
Lennell  Henry,  sr,  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  5th  and  6th 
Lennell  Henry,  jr,  moulder,  ws4th  We.%t  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Lenzi  M,  painter,  ns  21  South  bet  3d  and  4th  Fast 
Leonard  James,  waiter,  ws  6th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Leonard  Kev  Delaren,  ss  5th  South  bet  1st  and  21  East 
Leslie  Thomas,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 
Leslie  Thomas,  tanner,  es  1st  West  bet   North  Temple  and  1st   North 
Levander  Gustave,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  21  South 
•  Lever  H  S,  bookkeeper,  es  1st  East  bet  2i  and  3d    South 
Leveridge  11  S,  laborer,  es  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Leviberg  Jacob,  tobacconist,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  21  East 
Levy  Samuel,  tobacconist,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 
Lewis  Sarah,  widow,  se  cor  3d  South  and  7th.  East 
Lewis  Thomas,  plasterer,  es  Poplar  Av  b3t  6th  arid  7th  South 
lowis  Frederick,  machinist,  ns  6th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Lewis  W,  res  ns  2:1  South  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Lewis  James  S,  shoemaker,  ns  1st  South  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Lewis  Walter  J,  printer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Lewis  S  H,  lawyer,  ns  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Lewis  T  P,  boilermaker,   ws  4th  West  bet  14  and  2d  South 
Lewis  John  S,  es  Vine  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 
Lewis  Catharine,  widow,  es  Vine  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 
Lewis  Harriet,  widow,  es  Pine  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 
Lewis  George,  laborer,  es  7th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Lewis,  Hannah,  widow,  es  7th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  l«t  North 
Lewis  Mrs  H  A,  res  ws  West  Temple  bet  21  and  3d  South 
Lewis  T  B,  teacher  w.s  Spruce  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 
Liberal  Institute,  es  2d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Lidridge  John,  operator,  ss  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Liebes  S,  bds  Walker  Hous? 

Linfield  Webster,  merchant,  es  \Vest  Temple  bet  1st  and  23  South 
Lingle  J  W,  roofpaiuter,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City, 


Cash  paid  for  Hides,  Wool  and  Furs,  W.,  L.  Picfcard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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Lillianstorn  Louisa,  widow,  ss  North  Temple  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Lindsay  John  G,  laborer,  es  4th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Lindsay  John  S,  actor,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 

Lindsay  L  W,  machinist,  es  6th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Lindsey  Mrs  Bethiah,  sw  cor  Fruit  and  Beach 

Linehardt  Godfrey,  res  se  cor  Walnut  and  Prospect 

Linn  Carl,  music-teacher,  ns  1st  South  bet.lst  West  and  West  Temple 

Linnow  A  P,  laborer,  es  Centre  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Linquist  Victor,  laborer,  es  Walnut  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

LINDSLEY  DR  E,  physician,  ss  3d  South  bet  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Linsley  N  E,  mining,  es  3d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Linstron  Christine,  widow,  se  cor  5th  Sonth  and  5th  East 

Lipman  Morris,  clothier,  ns  5th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  W  T 

Lippman  Joseph,  mangr  Chronicle,  99  East  Temple 

Lippman  G,  commercial  agent,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Little  Edward,  merchant,  es  7th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Little  Feramorz,  res  sw  cor  1st  South  and  2d  East 

Littie  James,  res  sw  cor  1st  South  and  3d  East 

Little  George,  ss  6th  South  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Little  Mrs  Emma  H,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Little  Thomas  K,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Littleford  Seth,  laborer,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  7th  West 

Littlewood  Joseph,  carpenter,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Littley  George,  laborer,  ws  3d  West  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Livingston  Wm,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Livingston  Elizabeth,  widow,  se  cor  8th  East  and  4th  South 

Livingston  Charles,  es  7th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Livingston  Thomas,  laborer,  ns  Fruit  bet  Maple  and  Elm 

Livingston  J  C,  res  ne  cor  Fruit  and  Elm 

Livingston  J  C,  jr.  blacksmith,  ne  cor  Fruit  and  Elm 

Livingston  Mrs  Annie,  res  ne  cor  Fruit  and  Elm 

Livingstone  Morris,  ves  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Livingstone  N  E,  mining,  es  East  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Ljormau  Annet,  widow,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Llwellyn  H  E,  jaborer,  sw  cor  7th  West  and  3d  North 

Lloyd  F  A,  shoemaker,  ns  1st  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Lloyd  Thos,  laborer,  es  llth  East  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Lloyd  John  P,  res  ws  9th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Lloyd  John,  shoemaker,  ss  South  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Lloyd  W  T,  painter,  ns  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Lloyd  W  J,  shoemaker,  ns  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Lloyd  John  H,  painter,  ne  cor  5th  West  and  1st  South 

Lloyd  W,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Locke  J  M,  boards  Walker  House 

Loder  E  W,  clerk,  ss  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

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California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


130  Salt  Lake  City  Directory. 


Loder,  ED,  clerk,  boards  Valley  House 

L  ollin  John,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Lomax  J  D,  lawyer,  ss  6th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Long  John,  laborer,  es  6th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Long  Elizabeth  S,  widow,  es  2d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Long  Sophia,  widow,  es  2d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Long  Wm,  porter  White  House 

Londberg  John  C,  carpenter  ws  2d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Longmore  Wm,  tailor,  ns  South  Temple  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Lonnen  Wm,  nightwatchman,  es  3d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  N 

Loomis  L  V,  mining,  ss  Currant  bet  Centre  and  Apricot 

Loslee  Chas,  ss  6th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Love  Henry*  blacksmith,  ns  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Love  John,  teamster,  ss  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Love  David,  laborer,  se  cor  5th  West  and  4th  South 

Love  David,  jr,  fireman,  es  4th  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Lovendale  Theodore,  printer,  es  7th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Lovendale  NeUie,  widow,  ws  6th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Loveridge  Ledro,  carpenter,  ws  12th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Lovesy  John,  teamster,  ss  3d  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Lovesy  Edmund,  carpenter,  es  6th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Lovett  Mrs  E  S,  res  es  9th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Lovett  Wm,  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Low  George  A,  wagondealer,  se  cor  1st  South  and  3d  East 

Lowe  Arthur  J,  clerk,  ns  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Lowe  James  A,  land  agent,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Lowe  John,  laborer,  ns  5th  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

LOWELL  JOHN  W,  manufacturer,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Lowrey  T  A,  carpenter,  ss  4th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Lowrey  Robert,  carpenter,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Lucas  J  L,  grocer,  es  2d  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Lucas  J,  butcher,  nw  cor  Garden  and  Ash 

Lucas  George,  laborer,  ns  2d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Luce  Cheney,  wheelwright,  ns  North  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Lucy  C  A,  barber,  ne  cor  1st  West  and  2d  South 

Luff  Harry,  carpenter,  ne  cor  Fir  and  Bluff 

Luff  George  T,  carpenter,  sw  cor  Wall  and  Oak 

Lufkin  George  W,  farmer,  nw  cor  2d  South  and  4th  West 

Luman  A,  cattledealer,  boards  Valley  House 

Lundborg  Annie,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Lundgren  Peter,  teacher,  sw  cor  7th  East  and  1st  South 

Lundgren  John,  res  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Lundgren  L,  laborer,  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Lunn  H  C,  machinist,  es  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Lunn  John,  laborer,  ws  12th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 


L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  PicJcard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Lunquist  U  S,  carpenter,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Lutz  Frederick,  res  nw  cor  5th  West  and  1st  North 

Lyman  C  W  (Utah  Forwarding  Co)  ss  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Lynch  W,  gunsmith,  es  2d  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

LYNCH  J  T,  postmaster,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Lynch  Elizabeth  R,  widow,  es  1st  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Lynch  Wm,  stonecutter,  ss  7th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Lynch  W  F,  porter  Walker  House 

LYNCH  &  COTTRELL,  wagon  &  carriage  dealers,  1st  East  bet  1st  &  2d  S 

Lyne  Walter,  broker,  es  6th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Lyngberg  Frederick,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Lynn  S  J,  res  ws  4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Lyon  Mathew  T,  laborer,  es  10th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South  . 

Lyon  T  A,  res  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Lyon  J  D,  plasterer,  ws  5th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Lyon  Mary  Ann,  widow,  es  Oak  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Lyon  John,  tinsmith,  ws  Spruce  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Lyon  John,  res  nw  cor  Garden  arid  Oak 

Lyon  David,  printer,  nw  cor  Garden  and  Oak 

Lyon  Wm,  stonecutter,  nw  cor  Garden  and  Oak 

Lyon  Albert,  farmer,  ns  1st  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

M. 

Mackenzie  David,  clerk,  nw  cor  6th  South  and  West  Temple 

Mackintosh  D  J,  agent,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Mackintosh  W  W,  clerk,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Mackintosh  T  J,  auditor  Utah  Central,  ws   Walnut  bet  Bluff  &  Garden 

Mackey  S  T,  mining  engineer,  Clift  Row  ws  West  Temple  bet  2d&  4th S 

Mackley  Sarah,  widow,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Madison  George,  painter,  2d  North  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Madison  P  C,  laborer,  sw  cor  6th  South  and  6th  East 

Madson  P  W,  furniture  dealer,  ns  3d  South  bet  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Madsen  J  ouisa,  widow,  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Mad  sen  N  P,  clerk,  ws  4th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Madsen  P,  laborer,  ss  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Mahoney  Miss  Abbie,  ne  cor  West  Temple  and  4th  South 

Maiben  Henry,  druggist,  ws  Canyon  Road 

Mair  Mary,  widow,  se  cor  4th  East  and  5th  South 

Makin  W,  teamster,  ws  West  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Mallen  F,  es  4th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Mallen  James  E,  policeman,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  8th  East 

Mallen  Samuel,  builder,  es  4th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Maltese  Salvator,  merchant,  ss  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Manchli  Linette,  laborer,  ns  3d  South  bet  9th  and  10th  East 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Fickard's. 


132  Salt  Lake  City  Directory. 


Manderson  Louisa,  widow,  es  2d  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Manning  Thos,  carpenter,  es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and   1st  South 

Manning  Harry,  laborer,  ss  Prospect  bet  Spruce  and  Fir. 

MANNING  JOHN,  trunk  manufacturer,  ss  3d  South  bet  E  T  and  1st  E 

Mantripp  James,  laborer,  es  9th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Man  waring  George,  agent,  ss  3d  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Marcroft  Hiram  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Marcroft  Robert,  laborer,  ns  8th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Marcroft  John,  res  ns  8th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

MARGETTS  P,  liquordealer,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 

Margetts  Phillip,  jr,  clerk,  es  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Margetts  R  B,  brewer,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Margetts  R  M,  brewer,  ns  3d  North  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

MARRIER  BROS,  Palace  Bath  House,  105  and  107  Commercial 

Marrier  Lewis  (M  Bros)  es  Commercial  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Marrier  Clement,  (M  Bros)  Commercial  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Mark  J  R,  shoemaker,  ws  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Mark  Minnie,  widow,  ns  4th  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Marks  S  R,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Marks  A,  general  merchandise,  ns  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Marsden  C  T,  drayman,  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Marsden  James,  drayman,  ns  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Marsden  Ellen,  widow,  es  7th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Marshall  Dr  S,  res  ns  6th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Marshall  Thomas,  (Marshall  &  Royle)  ws  4th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Marshall  J  A,  (Hall  &  M)  res  ws  1st  East  bet  South  Temple  and   1st  S 

Martin  Andrew  F,  res  sw  cor  Mountain  and    Elm 

Martin  Lewis,  mining,  se  cor  Chestnut  and  Bluff 

Martin  Thomas,  tinner,  ss  4th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Martin  W  S,  (Palmer  &  M)  sw  cor  Frankiin  Ave  and  3d  South 

Martin  John,  boards  R  R  Exchange 

Martin  Abraham,  clerk,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Martin  Anthony,  tinsmith,  es  2d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Marthing  W  E,  boards  Clift  House 

Marthini  Chas,  upholstere-,  ws  Com  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Maroden  James,  drayman,  es  3d  West  bet  8th  and  9th  South 

Marvin  John,  tinner,  es  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Mason  George,  tanner,  ns  2d  North  bet  1st  West  and  Quince 

Masonic  Hall,  143,  East  Temple 

Masonic  Library,  143,  East  Temple 

Masters  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  4th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Masters  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Matheney  W  D,  mining,  ss  3d  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Mattison  L  B,  agricultural  implements,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Mather  Miss  Helen,  dressmaker,  ss  2d  South  bet  East  T  and  West  T 


Li.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  Ii.  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 

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Mather  J  S,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Mather  John  O,  carpenter,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Matheson  John,  blacksmith,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Mathison  Hannah  C,  widow,  ss  2d  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Mathews  Elias  G,  pub.  Commercial,  ws  W  T,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Mathews  Richard,  printer,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  WT  and  1st  West 

Mathews  Thomas,  teamster,  ss  1st  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Mathews  Mrs  Ruth,  ws  3d  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  North 

Mathews  Joseph,  mason,  ws  4th  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  North 

Mathews  John,  carriage  painter,  nw  cor  Cherry  and  Bluff 

Maxfield  James,  laborer,  ns  7th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Maxwell  James,  brickmaker,  ns  3d  North,  bet  13th  and  13th  East 

Maxwell  Wm,  clerk,  ws  Locust,  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Maxwell  J  L,  nurseryman,  ns  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Maxwell  George  R.  lawyer,  sw  cor  3d  East  and  2d  South 

May  F  J,  butcher,  ns  Fruit,  bet  Spruce  and  Pine 

May  John,  res  ws  Spruce,  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

May  Frank  (May  &  Gemmil)  es  Chestnut,  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Mayberry  A,  boards  Clift  House 

Maycock  Thomas,  farmer  ,  ws  3d  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Maynes  Joseph,  clerk,  sw  cor  Ash  and  Bluff 

Maynes  J,  widow,  sw  cor  Ash  and  Bluff 

Maynes  John,  clerk,  ns  Garden,  bet  Locust  and  "Ash 

Meadows  Charles,  gardener,  es  5th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Meadows  Isaac,  teamster,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Meads  Arthur,  laborer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Meads  Nathan,  laborer,  es  8th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Meakin  J  P,  agent,  se  cor  1st  East  and  6th  South 

Medhurst  Frank,  agt  French  mining  co.  se  cor  S  T  and  5th  East 

MEEARS  GEO  A,  liquors,  res  ss  2d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Meeks  John,  res  nw  cor  4th  East  and  3d  South 

Mellon  John,  mason,  ns  1st  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Mellon  Joseph  H,  teamster,  ne  cor  5th  West  and  1st  North 

Melquist  Edwin,  locksmith,  ns  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Mercantile  Agency,  R  G  Dunn  A  Co,  Room  5,  Deseret  Bank  building 

Meredith  C  B,  teamster,  es  4th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Meredith  O  R,  (Meredith  Gallacher  &  Jones)  res  3d  W,  bet  N  T  &  1st  N 

MERUILL  M,  saloon,  res  ns  North  Temple,  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  W 

Merrill  Margaret,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Merrill  Fannie  M,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Merwin  A  B,  agent,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Meserlu  Jacob,  ns  6th  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Metcalf  Mathew,  laborer,  ns  6th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  B  T 

Michael  Henry,  laborer,  ss  2d  North,  bet  8th  and  9th  West 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake. 


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Michaelson  James  M.  carpenter,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Michalson  Rasmus,  res  ss  7th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

MICHAELIS  EDWARD,  Notary  Public,  Surveyor  General's  Office 

Microft  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  8th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Middlemus  Jane,  widow,  se  cor  5th  South  and  3d  West 

Midgley  J  G,  (Midgley  &  Son)  res  es  5th  East,  bet  3d,and  4th  South 

Midgley  Joshua,  (Midgley  &  Son)  es  5th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Mikesell  H  W,  stone  mason,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Mikesell  A  By-school  teacher,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Mikesell  H  A  jr,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Mikesell  A  W,  carpenter,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Milbert  Melvin,  res  es  2d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Miles  O  P,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Millard  Wm,  shoemaker,  ne  cor  Chestnut  and  Garden 

Millard  H  W.  commission  agent,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  2d  South 

Millard  Mariah,  widow,  es  3d  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Millard  Charles,  laborer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Miller  Robert  P,  blacksmith,  ns  6th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Miller  J  H,  news  dealer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  9th  and.,  10th  East 

Miller  Ebenezer,  carpenter,  ns  3d  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Miller  Mrs  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  3d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Miller  A  P,  expressman,  ns6th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Miller  Augusta,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Miller  J  C,  sadler,  es  5th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Miller  John,  laborer,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  3d  West 

Miller  W  C,  mining,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Miller  Wm,  80  First  South  Street 

Miller  John  F,  (Davis,  Howe  &  Co.)  ws  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Miller  L  B  S,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Miller  Eliza,  widow,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Miller  Rev  G  D  B,  ws  4th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Miller  H  M,  agent,  boards  Continental 

Miller  August,  (Miller  Bros)  ns  1st  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Miller  Alfred,  (Miller  BrosjTis  1st  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  W  T 

Miller  T,  mining,  ns  1st  North,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Miller  Frederick,  laborer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Miller  Robert,  baker,  ne  corner  Mountain  and  Ash 

Miller  John,  gardener,  ns  Prospect,  bet  Elm  and  Oak 

Millett  Mrs  A  E,  widow,  es  5th  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Milligan  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  Vine,  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 

^  !     Millman  Mrs  Mary,  res  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

MILLS  WM.  GILL,  Attorney-at-Law,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  ond  5th  South 

c/)  i     Mills  Wm,  mason,  ss  3d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

>       Milner  L  J,  laborer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

£;  I     Milner  Francis,  blacksmith,  ns  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

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L.    Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


WAULIN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders 

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Miner  Willis,  lawyer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Minkler  Mary  R,  widow,  iis  South  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Mitchell  Susan,  widow,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Mitchell  A,  stone  cutter,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Mitchell  Mrs  Catherine,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Mitchell  Brigham,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Mitchell  Frederick,  blacksmith,  ws  7th  West,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Mitchell  Zadick  C,  stone  cutter,  sw  cor  7th  West  and  3d  North 

Mitchell  F  A,  sec  Home  Coal  Co.  ws  llth  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Mitchell  Mrs  Sarah,  widow,  ss  1st  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Mitchell  Elizabeth  B,  widow,  ss  7th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Mitchell  Brigham  H,  blacksmith,  ss  7th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Mitchell  Ezekiah,  tinner  ss  7th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Moody  Margaret,  widow,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Moore  Thomas,  hackman,  sw  cor  1st  South  and  4th  West 

Moore  J  W,  res  es  3d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  South  Temple 

Moore  Geo  W,  harness  maker,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Moore  Wm,  shoemaker,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Moore  Lewis,  res  ss  Oth  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Moore  John,  brick  maker,  ss  4th  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Moore  C  H,  mining,  ws  4th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Moore  C,  residence,  ss  1st  South,  bet  West  Temple  arid  East  Temple 

Moore  P  J,  laborer,  ws  2d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Moran  Emma,  widow,  ss  Prospect,  bet  Beach  and  Cherry 

Morf  Annie,  widow,  ns  Wall,  bet  Locust  and  Maple 

Morgan  J  M,  res  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Morgan  Thomas,  laborer,  ws  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Morgan  Mary,  widow,  ns  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Morgan  J  R,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Morgan  F  W,  manufacturer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Morgan  Robt  J,  laborer,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Morgan  John,  nw  cor  Prospect  and  Beach 

Morgan  Evan,  laborer,  nw  cor  Prospect  and  Beach 

Morgan  D  J,  plasterer,  ns  3d  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Morganson  James,  shoemaker,  es  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Moriarty  John,  telegraph  operator,  boards  White  House 

Moritz  M,  expressman,  ss  3d  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Morley  Harley,  teamster,  ne  cor  5th  West  and  3d  North 

Morris  Ann,  widow,  es  9th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Morris  Mrs  L,  widow,  ss  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Morris  Thomas,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Morris  Mrs  C,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Morris  Robt,  gardener,  es  10th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Morris  David,  laborer,  ws  llth  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Morris  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  4th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Son't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goods 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Morris  Isador,  res  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Morris  Elias,  mason,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Morris  Hugh  C,  plasterer,  ws  5th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 

Morris  K  P,  cashier  U  C,  nw  cor  7th  West  and  1st  North 

Morris  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  se  cor  7th  West  and  1st  North 

Morris  Mrs  H  C,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Morris  Edward,  clerk,  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Morris  Joseph,  (Morris  Bros.)  ss  2d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Morris  George,  mason,  se  cor  1st  West  and  3d  North 

Morris  George,  laborer,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Morris  Lavinia,  widow,  se  cor  North  Temple  and  8th  West 

Morris  Mrs  Sophia,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Morris  T  C,  painter,  ss  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Morris  Nancy,  widow,  ss  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Morrisey  M,  laborer,  ws  4th  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Morrison  Charles,  res  ss  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Morrow  Wm,  painter,  se  cor  Plum  and  Quince 

Morse  W  C,  painter,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Morse  Chas,  laborer,  ws  10th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Mortison  L  C,  engineer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Mortison  John  P,  plasterer,  ns  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Mortinson  Martin,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Mosier  George,  butcher,  ss  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Morton  C,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Morton  E  B,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Morton  T  F  H,  farmer,  se  cor  7th  South  and  3d  East 

Morton  W  B,  laborer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Moss  Joseph,  sadler,  ns  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Moss  W  J,  harness  maker,  es  9th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Moss  Thomas,  harness  maker,  es  10th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 

Moulton  Mrs  Annie,  res  1st  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South  \  j. 

Mountford  John,  boiler  maker,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Moyle  James,  stone  cutter,  ne  cor  1st  South  and  5th  West 

Moyle  Mrs  Elizabeth,  ws  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  South  i  *^» 

Muir  John,  res  ns  5th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 


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Muir  Thomas,  laborer,  ne  corner  Garden  and  Maple  -- 

Mulhall  Robert,  nw  corner  South  Temple  and  Ash 

Mulhall  Wm,  bookkeeper,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Mulhall  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Mulheim  Henry,  res  ns  6ih  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Mulholland  David,  carpenter,  ne  cor  7th  East  and  1st  South 

Mulholland  Anna,  widow,  ne  corner  Beach  and  Wall 

Mulkay  Wm,  laborer,  es  7th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Mulloy  T  F,  (Paul  &  Mulloy)  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Mumford  E  T,  carpenter,  nw  cor  Bluff  and  Pine 


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Munson  H,  musician,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Murisoii  Frederick  I,  agent,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Murdock  D  L,  clt-rk,  es  3d  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Murphy  Dr  J  J,  res  sw  cor  Oak  j»rid  Mountain 

Murphy  J  D.  laborer,  es  8th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Tempie 

Murphy  Edmund  H,  (Auer  &  Murphy)  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th and  5th  East 

Murphy  Brigham,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Murphy  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  8th  South 

Murray  Eli  H,  Governor,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Murray  M  K,  head  waiter,  Walker  House 


Murrell  Dr  J  A,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

MUSEUM,  John  Tadnnm,  manager,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  ET  and  W  T 

Musser  A  M,  clerk,  ns  7th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Musser  A  M,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Mounteer  James,  res  ss  1st  North,  bet  llth  and  13th  East 

Muzzell  John,  laborer,  ns  5th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Myer  T  A,  salesman,  ns  2d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Myer  Christian,  tailor,  ne  corner  High  and  Pine 

Myers  Charles,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Myers  Mrs  Ann,  res  se  cor  4th  South  and  4th  East 


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McAllister  Alvira  M.  widow,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  West  gj$ 

McAllister  John,  civil  engineer,  ns  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East  ;  ^ 

McAllister  Ellen  H,  res  se  cor  3d  East  and  6th  South 

McAllister  D  M,  bookkeeper,  ns  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

McArthur  Heman,  mason,  ss  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East  |  g 

McBride  John,  lawyer,  es  1st  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

McCallister  M  H,  ticket  agent  U  C,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  4th  &  5th  West 

McCardell  Henry,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

McCarl  James,  res  es  5th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

McClary  Win,  shoemaker,  ns  High,  bet  Spruce  and  Pine  C 

McClellaii  Mrs  Ellen,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

McClellan  Edward,  res  ss  7th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

McComber  w'c,  res  ss  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  od  West 

McComsey  Smith,  sw  cor  4th  West  and  North  Temple 

McConnell  John,  mining,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

McConnell  George,  res  ss  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

McConnell  F  R,  agent  U  P  R  R,  ss  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

McConnell  G,  machinist,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

McConiiolly  H  B,  res  Wasatch  building 

McCord  James,  laborer,  es  9th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

McCorkindale  Hugh,  mining,  es  Pine,  bet  Bluff'  and  Wall  |  f 

McCornick  W  S,  banker,  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South  '  £. 

McCoy  Hezekiah,  res  ss  6th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East  ;  ft 

McCray  Alexander,  tailor,  ns  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East  ;  ^ 

McCray  John,  blacksmith,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North  Z£ 

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McCrea  W,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

McCullough  John,  laborer,  nw  cor  Fruit  and  Maple 

McCurdy  W  N,  laborer,  ns  4th  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

McCurdy  Solomon,  lawyer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  '3d  and  4th  South 

McDonald  H,  plasterer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

McEvers  Wm  B,  carpenter,  nw  cor  Pine  and  Garden 

McEwan  Thomas'laborer.  ws  3d  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

McEwan  Henry,  printer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

McEwan  R  C,  printer,  ns  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

McEwan  H  H,  clerk,  ns  Bluff,  bet  Chestnut  and  Walnut 

McEwan  R,  printer,  ss  1st  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

McFarland  Andrew,  tailor,  sw  corner  Garden  and  Locust 

McGowan  Elizabeth,  widow,  ns  1st  North,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

McGraw  C,  es  Franklin  Ave,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

McGregor'  Wm,  stone  cutter,  se  cor  8th  South  and  4th  East 

McGregor  Mack,  laborer,  se  cor  8th  West  and  1st  North 

McGregor  J,  mining,  boards  Continental 

McGuffie  Fames,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Mclntire  Violet  S.  widow,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Mclntosh  R,  mining,  es  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Mclntyre  Thomas,  clerk,  sw  corner  Fruit  and  Locust 

Mcllhenny  Dr  S  S,  ss  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

McKay  Samuel,  aviarist,  ns  3d  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

McKay  Robert,  weaver,  ns  2d  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

McKay  Wm,  lawyer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

McKean  Henry,  tailor,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

McKeaii  Mrs  Elizabeth,  ws  4th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

McKean  Theodore,  sheriff,  sw  corner  4th  West  and  1st  North 

McKee  Frank  E,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

McKendrick  David,  shoemaker,  es  1st  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

McKimmins  Mark,  liveryman,  ns  3d  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

McKissney  Hugh,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

McKnight  James,  lawyer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

McLaughlin  ™rm,  carpenter,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

McLaughlin  E,  mining,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

McLean  G  A.  engineer,  es  9th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

McLean  Ann,  widow,  ws  5th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

McMahon  P  J,  laborer,  ws  13th  East,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

McMaster  Wm  A,  jr.  street  car  driver,  ws  9th  East,  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

McMaster  W  A,  grocer,  ws  9th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

McMaster  H,  Register  Land  Office,  ss  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  Oth  East 

McMicken  James,  cattle  dealer,  boards  Valley  House 

McMillan  H  G,  clerk  3d  District  Court,  ws  3d  East,  bet  S  T  &  1st  South 

McMillan  Rev  D  J,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

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McMurrin  Jason  sr,  res  nw  cor  6th  South  and  1st  East 

McMurrin  Mrs  Janet  E,  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

McMurrin  Joseph,  res  ss  6th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

McNeice  Rev  U  G.  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  Fast 

McTierney  James,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

McVeigh  Frank,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

McVicker  John,  assay er,  ws  3d  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

McQueen  Wm,  res  es  4th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

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Napper  John,  bookkeeper,  ns  Wall,  bet  Fir  and  Spruce 
Nash  John,  tailor,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
NATHAN  S  J,  clothier,  boards  White  House 
Naylor  Charles,  bricklayer,  ws  6th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Nay  lor  George,  blacksmith,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Naylor  Alice,  widow,  ws  3d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Naylor  W,  wagon  maker,  nw  corner  3d  South  and  3d  .East 
Naylor  George,  hackman,  ws  3d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Nebeker  George,  farmer,  se  cor  3d  North  and  4th  West 
Nebeker  Marian  L,  res  es  4th  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  North 
Nebeker  John,  farmer,  ns  2d  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Nebeker  John  L,  laborer,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 
Neder  Phillip,  res  nw  cor  3d  East  and  7th  South 
Needham  E,  es  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Needham  Arthur  A,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Needham  John,  grocer,  es  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Neodham  Mrs  E,  ws  1st  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Needham  Mary  A,  widow,  ns  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Needham  Jarnes,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Needham  Thomas,  res  ws  West  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Needham  Geo  J,  clerk  U  P  R  R,  ns  6th  South,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 
Needham  James,  clerk,  es  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Needham  Wm  A,  es  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Needham  Alice,  widow,  es  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Neil  George,  laborer,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 
Neil  Win  C,  manufacturer,  es  Centre,  bet  Pear  and  Cane 
Neil  Cyrus,  laborer,  ws  2d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Neil  Mary  M,  widow,  ss  1st  North,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Neilson  Annie  J,  widow,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 
Neilson  John  R,  shoemaker,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Neilson  John,  laborer,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Neilson  Johanna,  widow,  ws  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Neilson  F  C,  plumber,  ws  5th  East,  bet  8th  and  9th  South 
Neilson  H  P,  laborer,  ws  Vine,  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 
Neilson  P  A,  laborer,  ws  Vine,  bet  1st  North  and  Currant 

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Neldon  W  H,  res  ws  1st  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Nelen  R  F,  clerk,  ns  Bluff',  bet  Spruce  and  Pine 
Nelson  L  J,  grocer,  ss  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Nelson  Wm,  editor,  ss3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 
Nellis  R  H,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Nesbitt  H  W,  clerk,  ns  Garden,  bet  Chestnut  and  Pine 
Nesbitt  Wm  H,  res  ne  corner  Bluff  and  Oak 
Nesbitt  H  W,  clerk,  es  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Neslen  Wm  F,  clerk,  ns  Garden,  bet  Pine  and  Spruce 
Neslen  Samuel,  carpenter,  ws  Pine,  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 
Nesmith  Andrew,  moulder,  ws  4th  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 
Ness  John ,  shoemaker,  ss  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
NEVADA  RESTAURANT,  S  Brisacher  &  Co.  prop's,  es  E  T  bet  2  &  3  S 
Nevy  Samuel,  upholsterer,  nw  cor  Bluff  and  Beach 
Nevy  S  P,  clerk,  sw  corner  Bluff  and  Locust 

Newall  James,  baggage  master,  ss  5th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Newbold  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  3d  North,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Newland  George,  nw  corner  West  Temple  and  4th  South 
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Newman  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Newman  Stephen  J,  carpenter,  es  5th  West,  bet  South  Temple  &  N  T 
Newman  Mary  A,  widow,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  6th  and-7th  West 
Newman  W  J,  clerk,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Newman  Stephen  A,  (Newman  &  Reed)  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  East  A  E  T 
Newson  W  G,  pressman,  ss  2d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Newson  W  D,  painter,  nw  cor  9th  East  and  3d  South 
Newson  Charles,  res  3d  North,  bet  llth  and  13th  East 
Newton  James,  gardener,  ws  7th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Newton  H  R,  teamster,  ws  7th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Newton  Dr  S  E,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 
Newton  John,  carpenter,  es  2d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 
Newton  Samuel,  mason,  nw  cor  5th  North  and  1st  West 
Neyer  James,  cutter,  es  2d  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Nichols  Henry,  builder,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
Nicholson  D  F,  bookkeeper,  ss  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Nicholson  John  jr,  res  ss  Prospect,  bet  Walnut  and  Chestnut 
Nicholson  John  sr,  res  ss  Prospect,  bet  Walnut  and  Chestnut 
Nicholls  J  R,  mining,  se  cor  North  Temple  and  3d  West 
Nicholls  John,  cook,  ss  4th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Nicholls  Joseph,  shoemaker,  es  5th  Kast,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Nichrist  August,  shoemaker,  es  6th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Niece  E  R,  bookkeeper,  es  3d  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 
Nighbower  A,  res  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Nineteenth  Ward  School,  sw  cor  2d  West  and  4th  North 
S  j     Ninth  Ward  School,  sw  cor  4th  South  and  5th  East 
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Nixon  Joseph,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Nixon  Mrs  Mary,  nw  corner  4th  East  and  3d  South 

Nixon  Thomas  H,  laborer,  se  corner  Beach  and  Wall 

Noble  J  K,  tailor,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  North  Tempi*- 

Noble  Charles,  res  ss  21  North,  bet  Vine  and  Centre 

Noble  Johu,  shoemaker,  se  corner  Mountain  and  Maple 

Nolden  George,  res  ss  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Norman  Henry,  gardener,  se  cor  South  Temple  and  4th  West 

Norris  E  J,  cook,  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Nostom  O  E,  shoemaker,  es  Commercial,  bet  1st  East  and  2d  South 

Nott  Thomas  H,  clerk,  ns  Prospect,  bet  Fir  and  Spruce 

Nowell  Simon,  carpenter,  nw  corner  4th  North  and  4th  West 

Nowell  Wm,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Nowell  Wm,  builder,  ws  5th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Nowell  Nancy,  widow,  ns  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Noyce  Wm,  plasterer,  ss  Mountain,  bet  Maple  and  Elm 

Nunn  C  W,  veterinary  surgeon,  ss  1st  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Nutt  James,  plasterer  »  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Nuttall  John,  clerk,  nw  corner  1st  West  and  South  Temple 

Nyberg  John,  carpenter,  nw  corner  Mountain  and  Spruce 

Nyberry  G,  carpenter,  ne  corner  Currant  and  Centre 

Nystrom  P  T,  res  se  cor  South  Temple  and  3d  East 

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Oakasori  Hans,  plasterer,  ss  1st  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Oakdon  Orilla,  widow,  se  cor  1st  East  and  5th  South 

Oakes  George,  clerk,  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Oaks  Mrs  H  N,  res  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Oakley  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Teinplo 

Oatman  B  F,  laborer,  es  3d  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Obee  Sarah,  widow,  14th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Oblad  John,  blacksmith^  ws  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Oglesby  George,  pressman,  es  8th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Ohley  Henry,  res  Wasatch  building 

Oliver  Peter,  res  ns  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Oliver  Nellie,  widow,  ns  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Oliver  Alfred,  tailor,  es  Ash,  bet  High  and  Mountain 

Olson  Peter,  gunsmith,  ss  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Olsen  Mangus,  musician,  ws  9th  East,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North     |  £^ 

Olsen  August,  tailor,  ns  3d  South,  bet  l')th  and  llth  East  i  i_| 

Olsen  Johanna,  widow,  w;s  9th  East,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North          |  p 

Olsen  N,  carpenter,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South  j  p^ 

Olsen  James  P,  printer,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Olsen  Charles,  baker,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South  O 

Ol»en  O  C,  laborer,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

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Olsen  H,  tailor,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Olsen  Peter,  clerk,  ss  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Olsen  T  N,  clerk,  ne  corner  Currant  and  Centre 
Olsen  Mary,  widow,  es  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 
Olsen  Shure,  cabinet  maker,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Olsen  John,  machinist,  ss  1st  South,  bet  2J  and  3d  v\  est 
Olsen  Jens,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  South  Tempi  e  and  North  Temple 
Olsen  Hans,  laborer,  es  2d  West,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Olsen  John,  photographer,  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Olsen  C  M,  tobacconist,  ns  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Olsen  John,  laborer,  ws  3d  East,  ber  3d  and  4th  South 
Olsen  Paul,  carpenter,  ns  7th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Olsen  Swen,  brakeman,  ns  1st  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Olsen  John  F,  wood  turner,  se  cor  High  and  Pine 
Openshaw  George  jr,  mason,  ws  Canyon  Road 

Open  shaw  James,  laborer,  ws  5th  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Openshaw  Job,  teamster,  ss  1st  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Openshaw,  Joseph,  teamster,  ss  1st  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Ordidge  Wm,  laborer,  es  5th  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  North 
Ordner  L,  (Ordner  &  Patterson)  ne  cor  Commercial  and  2d  South 
Orme  Amy,  widow,  w^  3d  West,  bet  3i  and  4th  North 
Osborn  Lewis  D,  laborer,  ss  2J  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Osborne  Edward,  nw  cor  Summit  and  Elm 
Osborne  M  B,  ns  2d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 
Ostler  O  K,  teamster,  us  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Oswell  John,  moulder,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Oswell  James  R,  tailor,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Ottinger  G  M,  supt  water  works,  nw  cor  Fir  and  Bluff 
Oviatt  Lewis,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 
Owen  Henry,  laborer,  ss  5th  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 
Owen  W  G,  carpenter,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Owen  W  D,  sr,  laborer,  es  Oak,  bet  High  and  Prospect 
Owen  Win  D,  clerk,  ss  Bluff,  bet  Ash  and  Beacji 
Ower  ^  T,  cattle  dealer,  boards  Valley  House 
Ower  Alvin  C,  laborer,  se  cor  Maple  and  Bluff 
O'Lee  Wm,  clerk,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 
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Pack  John,  res  sw  corner  West  Temple  and  1st  North 
Packard  J  Q,  mining,  boards  Walker  House 
Paddock  A  S,  commissioner,  boards  Continental 
Paddock,  A  G,  mining,  sw  cor  6th  South  and  West  Temple 


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Page  John  jr,  laborer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Page  John  sr,  tailor,  ss  6th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Page  E  J,  tent  maker,  es  Hast  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Palmer  W  D,  (Palmer  &  Co)  es  Franklin  Ave,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Palmer  Miffln,  blacksmith,  ws  1st  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Palmer  Wm,  contractor,  ws  2d  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Palmer  Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  3d  West,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Palmer  Frederick,  res  es  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Palmer  James  O,  teamster,  es  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Palmer  E  W,  res  se  cor  1st  East  and  Fruit 

Palmer  O  A,  mining  engineer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  Wesf  and  W  T 

Pancake  Frank,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Papworth  Richard,  butcher,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  13th  and  13th  East, 

Pap  worth  Joseph,  butcher,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  13th  and  13th  South 

Paramore  George,  mason,  ns  6th  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Park  Mary,  widow,  ss  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Park  Boyd,  (Joslin  and  Park)  ws  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Park  Dr  John  R,  es  1st  East,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Park  H  G,  clerk,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Parker  J  C,  bookbinder,  ws  1st  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Parker  Parley,  laborer    ns  3d  North,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Parker  Drucilla,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Parker  Fredesick,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Parker  A  L,  teamster,  es  7th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  West 

Parker  Margaret,  sw  cor  1st  South  and  3d  West 

Parker  Wm,  engineer,  iiw  cor  5th  North  and  1st  West 

Parker  Orson  H,  teamster,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Parker  I  N,  agricultural  implements,  es  4th  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Parrott  George  W,  cabinet  maker,  ss  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Parrott  George,  cabinet  maker,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Pear 

Parrott  Wm,  cabinet  maker,  ne  corner  Plum  and  Quince 

Parry  Joseph  H,  bookseller,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  E  T  and  1st  East 

Parry  Robert,  ss  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Parry  E  W,  laborer,  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Parry  Joseph  R,  mason,  ws  5th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Parry  Ellen,  widow,  sw  cor  5th  West  and  1st  South 

Parry  Edwin  F,  printer,  nw  cor  5th  West  and  South  Temple 

Parry  Henry  E,  printer,  nw  cor  5th  West  and  South  Temple 

Parry  David  it,  mason,  nw  cor  4th  West  and  1st  South 

Parry  Gronway,  stone  cutter,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Parry  John,  laborer,  es  7th  >Vest,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Parry  Edward,  clerk,  es  7th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

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Parsons  A,  clerk,  ss  3d  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Parsons  John  H,  carpenter,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 


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Parsons  M  K,  land  attorney,  ns  3d  South,  bet  5t?I  and  6th  East 

Partoii  F  J.  mason,  ss  4th  South,  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Pascoe  F  A,  (Pascoe  A  Son)  ns  2d  North,  bet  1st  West  and  Quince 

Pascoe  F  J  P,  mining,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Paten  K  T,  res  1st  North,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Patterson  S  A,  res  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Patrick  Robert,  res  ws  Chestnut,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Patten  Henry,  harness  maker,  ss  gd  Korth,  bet  Vine  and  1st  West 

Patterson  Ftobert,  res  ns  1st  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Patterson  S,  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Patton  T  C,  grocer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Paul  James  P,  carpenter,  es  9th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Paul  Adam  M,  mining,  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Paul  vVm,  architect,  nw  corner  Garden  and  Locust 

Paul  Wm,  jr,  architect,  es  1st  East,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Paul  gamuel,  (Paul  &  Mulloy)  ns  3d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Paxman  Mrs  Susan,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Payne  Wm,  res  Donelson  House 

Payne  Mrs  Harriet,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Payne  James,  merchant,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Peacock  James,  laborer,  svv  cor  High  and  Oak 

Peck  K  K,  boards  Clift  House 

Peck  Joseph  A,  blacksmith,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Pendergrast  M  S,  boards  Walker  House 

Pendleton  A  J,  blacksmith,  ns  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Pendleton  Abraham,  res  ns  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Pendleton  A  M,  blacksmith,  ns  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Penrose  C  W,  editor  Deseret  News,  ws  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  North 

Perkes  Henry,  res  sw  cor  7th  East  and  South  Temple 

Perkes  Wm  H,  bookkeeper,  es  Centre,  bet  Plum  and  Apricot 

Perkins  Levi,  clerk,  ss  4th  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Perkins  W  L.  mason,  ns  4th  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Perkins  John,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Perkins  G  W,  laborer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Perry  James,  mason,  es  Poplar  Ave,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Perry  Ann,  widow,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Perry  George  H,  boiler  maker,  se  cor  1st  North  and  5lh  West 

Peterdam  James,  res  ss  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Peters  Frederick,  broom  maker,  ne  corner  Mountain  and  Fir 

Peters  J  J),  res  es  WTest  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Petersen  Ole  B,  laborer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Petersen  A,  music  teacher,  es  Franklin  Ave,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Petersen  E  J,  merchant,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Petersen  Carl,  res  7th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Petersen  Swen,  tailor,  ws  Pine,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 


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Petersen  W  H,  butcher,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West  j  GJ 

Petersen  O  W,  laborer,  es  ad  West,  bet  3d  and  ad  North  j  ^ 

Petersen  J,  res  Donelsuii  House  I  K 

Petersen  S,  res  Donelson  House  j  ^ 

Petersen  Peter,  waiter,  boards  White  House 

Petersen  J  A,  grocer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple  !  M 

Petersen  Frederick,  laborer,  es  4Eh  Kast,  bet  6th  ani  7th  South 

Petersen  Andrew,  laborer,  es  3d  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Peterson  Peter,  laborer,  ws  8th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Peterson  Mary,  widow,  es  7th  Hast,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 


Petersen  1  C,  laborer,  ns  8th  Souih,  bet  4rh  and  5th  East 


I     Phillips  H  K,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 


Peterson  John,  carpenter,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Peterson  John,  stone  cutter,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  2d  and  8d  East 

Peterson  Annie,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple     j  5 

PetersoTi  Charles,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Peterson  Albert,  laborer,  ss  South  Temp  e,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Peterson  Samuel,  reses  Pine,  bet  Mountain  and  Summit  j  O 

Peterson  O,  laborer,  ne  cor  Bluff  and  Locust 

Peterson  Charlotte,  widow,  ne  cor  Ash  and  Bluff  j  y> 

Peterson  A,  tailor,  nw  cor  Elm  and  Wall  I  *. 

Peterson  Samuel,  farmer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Peterson  Andrew,  carpenter,  es  3d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North     |  22 

Pettigrew  Wm,  harness  maker,  ws  8th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Pettigrew  J  K,  commissioner,  boards  Continental 

Pettit  O  H,  clerk,  ne  cor  4th  South  and  5th  East 

Pettit  Brower,  farmer,  es  4th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Petty  John  G,  laborer,  ss  2d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Petty  Charlotte  E,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Pettit  Edward  I,  gardener,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Phelps  Henry,  commission  merchant,  ws  WT,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Phelps  Polly,  widow,  se  cor  2d  West  and  2d  North 

Phippen  S  S,  mining,  es  6th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Phillips  A.  J,  mining,  ws  Qih  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Phillips  Evan,  laborer,  ns  8th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Phillips  Levi,  plumping,  es  5th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Phillips  Wm  J,  shoemaker,  es  5th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Phillips  John  G,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Phillips,  M  C,  tobacconist,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Phillips  Samuel,  boards  Clift  House 

Phillips  T)  M,  laborer,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Phillips  W  G,  policeman,  ne  corner  Bluff  and  Elm 

Phillips  Wm,  engineer,  ss  High, bet  Elm  and  Maple  •  E* 

Phillips  Samuel,  res  Donelsoti  House 

Phillips  James,  teamster,  ws  5th  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 


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Phillips  Skidmore,  widow,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Philps  Parah,  widow,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Phippen  J  W,  harness  maker,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  4th  «nd  5th  West 

Pickard  W  L,  harness  maker,  ne  cor  3d  South  and  3d  West 

Pickering  Arthur,  res  es  7th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Pickering  Sarah,  widow,  ss  6th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Pickering  Willard,  nw  cor  Beach  and  Wall 

Pickering  Henry,  laborer,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Pickett  Catharine,  widow,  ns  6th  South,  bet  2d  an  1  3d  East 

Pickett  Frank,  bookkeeper,  ws  2d  West,  bet  1st  arid  2d  South 

Picking  David,  laborer,  es  1st  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Pickle  Thomas,  plasterer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Picknell  Urban,  farmer,  es  East  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Pickrienn  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  14th  and  15th  East 

Pierce  Joseph  W,  gardener,  ss  6th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Pierce  Isaac  R,  mason,  sw  cor  9th  East  and  5th  South 

Pierce  Charles,  tinner,  es  4th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Pierce  John,  farmer,  ne  corner  7th  South  and  West  Temple 

Pierce  Moroni,  laborer,  es  West  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Pierce  Asby,  ws  1st  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Pierce  John,  res  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Pierce  Susannah,  widow,  ws  3d  West,  bet  oth  and  6th  North 

Pierce  G  M,  stationer,  ss  East  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Piercy  Jacob,  stonecutter,  es  2d  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Pierpont  Thomas,  sr,  machinist,  es  3d  West,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Pierpont  James,  machinist,  es  3d  West,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 

Pierpont  Thomas,  supt  machine  shop,  ss  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Pierpont  John,  machinist,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Pierson  W  J,  res  ss  4th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Pierson  Henry,  engineer,  ns  4th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Pierson  Thomas  K,  cutler,  ns  4th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Piersoii  Olivar,  bh  cksmith,ws7th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Pierson  Wm,  hosiery,  es  2-1  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Pierson  J,  tinner,  ss  4th  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Pike  John  L,  (Naylor  &  Pike)  ss  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Pike  John  vV,  printer,  ne  corner  3d  North  and  1st  West 

Pillock  W,  merchant,  sw  cor  4th  South  ani  9th  East 

Pinney  Wrn,  carpenter,  es  2d  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

P.tt  R  C,  yard  master  U  C,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Pitt  W  H,  laborer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Pitts  W  H,  (Godbe,  Pitts  &  Co)  es  E  T,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Pitts  Thomas,  brick  maker,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Pitts  Joseph,  contractor,  ss  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Pitts  Edward,  es  4th  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Pitts  Wm,  ve ternary  surgeon,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 


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Pitts  B  jr,  res  se  cor  1st  West  and  3d  S  >uth 

Plant  Joseph,  pedler,  ws  2d  East,  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Platt  Francis,  harness  maker,  ws  3d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Platts  P,  mason,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Curraut 

Platts  John,  mason,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Platts  Charles,  plumber,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Platts  George,  butcher,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Platts  Orson,  mason,  es  1st  West,  bet  'Id  and  3d  North 

Player  Charles  W  jr,  carpenter,  ss  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Player  Mary,  widow,  es  1st  West, bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Player  Nancy,  widow,  ws  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Player  Wm  W,  stone  cutter,  ss  2d  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Player  C  W,  stone  cutter,  ns  2d  North,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Player  Joseph,  laborer,  ws  5th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Podlech  August,  prop'r  White  House 

Poll  F  11,  carpenter,  ns  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Poll  W  F,  butcher,  ns  4ih  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Pollard  Joseph,  carpenter,  ws  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  <fc  1st  South 

Polloctt  S  J,  es  2d  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Pollock  W  K,  ore  sampler,  ss  4th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

PollocK.  R  J,  pressman,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Polquist  E  D,  shoemaker,  ns  6th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Polton  Thomas  O,  laborer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Polton  James  H,  clerk,  ns  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Polton  James,  laborer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Pomander  F,  res  ss  Centre,  bet  Currant  and  Plum 

Pomander  F,  res  ss  Centre,  between  Currant  arid  Apricot 

Pomeroy  C  E,  (Anderson  &  Pomeroy)  ns  1st  North,  bet  E  T  and  WT 

Pope  George  H,  laborer,  lie  cor  8th  South  and  4th  East 

Popper  Charles,  butcher,  es  West  Temple,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Porcher  Robert,  painter,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Porcher  Thomas,  tinsmith,  ss  12th  b.ast,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Porter  Mary  E,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  r 

Porter  C  D,  mining,  boards  Continental 

Portier  F,  carpenter,  ws  2d  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  .South 

Potter  George,  carpenter,  ws  7th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Potter  W  S,  builder,  nw  corner  Elm  and  Garden 

Potton  Carl,  printer,  es  3d  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Poulaski  Peter,  boards  White  House 

Powell  James,  mason,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Powell  E  W,  printer,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Powell  George,  laborer,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Powell  Thomas,  clerk,  ws  5th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Pratt  Nephi.  grocer,  sw  corner  4th  South  and  6th  East 

Pratt  Parley  P,  farmer,  ss  2d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


f V.  TJ.  FicJcard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 


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Piatt  Harmel,  lawyer,  ns  5th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Pratt  Louis,  artist,  es  5th  West,  bet  2J  and  3d  North 

Pratt  Helaman,  policeman,  es  Canyon  Road 

Piatt  P  P,  tax  collector,  ws  Canyon  Road 

Pratt  Mathorii  W,  clerk,  ws  Walnut,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Pratt  Valton,  laborer,  ne  corner  3d  West  and  3d  North 

Pratt  Mai  ion  K,  widow,  ns  3d  North    bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Pratt  Juliet,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Pratt  Laron.  printer,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Pratt  Nathan,  laborer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Pratt  Arthur,  res  nw  corner  Chestnut  and  Garden 

Pratt  C  H,  commercial  agent,  boards  Continental 

Pratt  Melander,  ss  2d  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Pratt  Orson,  music  teacher,  ws  1st  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Preefor  F.mil,  waiter,  boards  Walker  House 

Prescott  Geo  F,  (Tribune  publishing  co)  ws2d  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Price  Joseph,  bricklayer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Price  George  W,  carpenter,  es  5th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Price  Lorenzo,  cabinet  maker,  es  12th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Price  W  T),  green  grocer,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Price  Wm,  mason,  es  3d  West,  bet  2d  and^3d  North 

Price  Wm,  laborer,  ns  2d  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Price  E  H,  res  es  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Pridey  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  ns  7th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Prieffer  Mrs  Martha,  es  2d  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Pilest  Able,  laborer,  es  6th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Priestly  John,  printer,  es  4th  West,  bet  5th  aiid  6th  South 

Priestly  W  H,  teacher,  ss  2d  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Pringle  Ann,  widow,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Pringle  Thomas  L,  stone  cutter,  es  Oak,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Pringle  Alexander,  stone  cutter,  se  corner  Chestnut  and  Garden 

Pritchard  Mrs  E  S,  res  ws  1st  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Pritchett  W  W,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Procto    Elizabeth,  widow,  ws  8th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Provis  Richard,  res  es  6th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Pugmire  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 

Pugsley  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  5th  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Puzey  Henry,  ca>  riage  maker,  se  corner  Prospect  and  Spruce 

Pynchon  J  H,  auditor  Utah  Central,  boards  Walker  House 

Pyper  Mrs  J  T,  widow,  us  6th  South,  bet  llth  and  21  ih  East 

Pyper  Robert,  janitor  city  prison,  ws  12th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Pyper  James  M,  clerk,  ws  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Pyper  Christiana  D,  widow,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 


L.  Goldberg- has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L,.  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 

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Quipps  Elizabeth,  widow,  es  6th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 
Quinn  George,  wood  carver,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Ash  and  Beach 
Quail  John,  res  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

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Rabton  W,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Raddon  Harry,  painter,  ws  2d  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Raddon  Thomas,  laborer,  sw  cor  Mountain  and  Oak 

RalFael  Morris,  laborer,  es  llth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Raffle  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  ws  8th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Kager  Prof  Wm,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Ramsey  John,  laborer,  ws  2d  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Ramsey  A,  commissioner,  boards  Continental 

Ramsden  Peter,  laborer,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Randall  Mrs  M  E,  teacher,  ns  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Randall  Jarnes,  pedler,  ss  7th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Randall  B  Y,  baker,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

Raads  Hyrum,  laborer,  es  Maple,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Rands  George,  gardener,  ss  7th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West  • 

Rankin  Alexander,  laborer,  es  2d  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Ilansohoff  N  S,  res.ss  5ih  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Ransohoff  S,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Ransom  Alfred,  es  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  Nortn  Temple 

Raiitz  Samuel,  laborer,  ns  4th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Rasmussen  Neil,  laborer,  es  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Rasmussen  Peter,  laborer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Rasmussen  N,  bookkeeper,  es  8th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Rausher  A,  ss  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Rawlings  Edward,  carpenter,  ws  Apricot,  bet  Currant  and  Plum 

Rawlings  J  S,  Shoemaker,  nw  comer  High  and  Maple 

Rawlins  James,  shoemaker,  ws  Citron,  bet  Currant  aud  Plum 

Rawlins  Wm,  shoemaker,  ws  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Rawlins  C  F,  mining,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Raybould  George  H,  carpenter,  es  West  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Raybould  B  G,  bookkeeper,  es  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Raybould  Caroline,  widow,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Raybould  W  F,  s.ationer,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Ray  by  W,  laborer,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Raymond  W  L,  res  ne  corner  2d  West  and  2d  North 

Ray  ben  Samuel,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Read  Samuel  G,  news  agent,  ns  1st  South,  bet  East  Temple  &  1st  East 

Read  John,  res  ns  Wall,  bet  Pine  and  Chestnut  i  £f 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W.  Lu  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City 
150  Salt  Lake  City  Directory. 

Reading  John,  florist,  es  3d  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Reamer  Mary  A,  widow,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Reamer  Theodore  A,  carpenter,  es  7th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 

Reed  Charles,  mining,  nw  corner  1st  South  and  5th  East 

Reed  John  W,  harness  maker,  es  4th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  Soutli 

Reed  Robert,  pedler,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Reed  James,  laborer,  se  corner  Beach  and  Wall 

Reed  James,  res  ss  Is  I  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Reed  H  A,  action eer,  ws  West  Temple,  btt  2d  and  3d  South 

Reed  George  W,  business  manager  Tribune,  sw  corner  Ash  and  Garden 

Reed  James  G,  laborer,  ws  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  &  North  Temple 

Reed  John,  baker^ws  7th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Reed  John,  clerk,  sw  corner  Locust  and  Prospect 

Reese  George  K,  farmer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Reese  George  K,  jr,  laborer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Reese  John,  blacksmith,  ns  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Reese  John,  blacksmith,  ws  5th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Reese  Isaac,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Reese  Hannah,  widow,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Reese  E  M,  res  nw  coruer  3d  North  and  1st  West 

Reeve  H  A,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Reeves  F  H,  painter,  ns  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Reggel  Louis,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Reggel  Samuel,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Reid  Joseph,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Reid  Mrs  Lizzie,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Reid  Peter,  carpenter,  ne  corner  3d  West  and  North  TemDle 

Reinsimar  Peter  H,  blacksmith,  es  3d  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Reinsimar  John  M,  clerk,  es  3d  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Reno  H,  carpenter,  boards  R  lilroad  Exchange 

Renshaw  John,  basket  maker,  ns  1st  North,  bet  13th  and  14th  East 

Renshaw  T  O,  basket  maker,  ns  6th  South,  bet  4th  and  oth  West 

Reppeto  H  D,  res  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Reynolds  Walter,  res  ns  Wall,  bet  Beach  and  Ash 

Reynolds  George,  clerk,  ws  Spruce,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Reynolds  Mary  A,  nw  corner  Spruce  and  Wall 

Reynolds  John,  gardener,  ss  3d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Reynolds  Andrew,  merchandise,  es  1st  West,  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Rhime  Giddeon,  res  ns  5th  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Rhinestrom  E,  clerk,  ns  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Rhodes  G,  clerk,  ns  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Rhodes  Wesley  A,  laborer,  ss  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Ribbach  Frederick  A,  bookkeeper,  ss  1st  South,  bet  E  T  and  1st  East 

Rice  Daniel,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Rich  Adam,  laborer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 


>oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W,  L.  Pickari  Salt  Lake  City. 
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Rich  L  C,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Rich  John,  laborer,  ws  9th  East,  bet  8th  and  9th  South 

Rich  David  P,  res  ns  4th  North,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Rich  Charles  C,  res  sw  cor  1st  West  and  3d  North 

Rich  Frederick  C,  res  sw  cor  1st  West  and  2d  North 

Rich  W  L,  res  ns  3d  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Rich  Amasa  M,  ns  3d  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Richan  Win,  tinsmith,  ns  Prospect,  bet  Fir  and  Spruce 

Richards  George  A,  druggist,  ns  Fruit,  bet  Walnut  and  1st  East 

Kichards  Mrs  Charlotte  F,  ns  Fruit,  bet  Walnut  and  1st  East 

Richards  Mrs  Sarah,  ne  corner  Pine  and  Bluff 

Richards  Levi  W,  res  es  Pine,  bet  B^uff  and  Wall 

Kichards  John  G,  ws  7th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Richards  D>*  Joseph,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Richards  Dr  H  J,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Richards  E  S,  es  Cantre,  bet  Plum  and  Apricot 

Richards  Henry,  clerk,  es  West  Temple,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Richards  Philip,  mining,' boards  Valley  House 

Richardson  James  S,  manufacturer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Richardson  I  M,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Richardson  Darwin,  farmer,  sw  corner  3d  South  and  West  Temple 

Richardson  W  H,  clerk,  ss  21  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Richy  J  B,  res  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Ricketts  W  H,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Ridd  Wm,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Ridd  Wm  B,  laborer,  ws  6th  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Riddle  Anna,  widow,  ns  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Riddle  John,  tailor,  es  9th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Riddle  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Rideout  E  N,  blacksmith,  ws  8th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Ridgdale  George,  tailor,  ns  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Hldges  A  jr,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Ridges  Joseph  H,  builder,  ss  3d  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Rigby  Maria,  widow,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Rigby  Wm,  farmer,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Riggs  O  H,  commission  merchant,  es  3d  West,  bet  North  &  South  Temple 

Riley  A  T,  res  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Riiey  A  J,  bookkeeper,  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Riley  W,  painter,  ss  3d  North,  bet  Vine  and  1st  West 

Riley  Wm,  res  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Riley  George,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Hi  tig  wood  Charles,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Rinjwood  Wm,  res  es  Elm,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Riser  Henry,  watchmaker,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Risley  Joseph,  calsominer,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 


Son't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Gtoodi 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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Risley  Joseph  S,  conductor,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 
Risley  Thomas  B,  conductor,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  North 
Riting  C,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Riter  J  D,  merchant,  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South  ,   . 

Riter  Rebecca,  widow,  es  3d  East,  bet  od  and  4th  South  \> 

Riter  S  W,  conductor  U  &  N  R  R,  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Ritermark  Hilda,  widow,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 


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Rivers  L  W,  commercial  agent,  ns  2d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 
RIVERS  BROS,  Wall  Paper  and  Picture  Frames,  212  &  214  Main  Street 
Roach  M,  clerk,  D  A  R  G,  boards  Continental 
Roach  D  B,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Roadway  John,  brickmaker,  es  13th  East,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 
Roanstate  Charley,  tailor,  ns  Mountain,  bet  Spruce  and  pine 
Roanquist  C  F,  blacksmith,  ne  corner  Mountain  and  Pine 
Robbins  John,  shoemaker,  es  Chestnut,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Roberts  Boliver,  mining,  ss  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 
Roberts  John  J,  teamster,  ws  3d  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Roberts  J  D,  res  ws  3d  West,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Roberts  Griffith,  machinist,  ws  6th  West,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 
Roberts  Amelia,  widow,  ns  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Roberts  J  W,  engineer,  es  6th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Roberts  Samuel,  printer,  es  Fir,  bet  Prospect  and  High 
Roberts  Thomas,  laborer,  es  7th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Roberts  Thomas  S,  printer,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Beach  and  Cherry 
Roberts  Byron,  ne  corner  3d  East  and  1st  South^ 
Robertson  James,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Robertson  John,  laborer,  es  8th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Robbins  John  H,  carpenter,  es  East  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Robbins  Phoebe  A,  widow,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
Robinson  Charles,  grocer,  es  5th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Robinson  Arthur,  shoemaker,  es  5th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 
Robinson  Mrs  N  K,  widow,  ne  cor  5th  East  and  3d  South 
Robinson  Wm,  carpenter,  ws  Pine,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall  |  B 

Robinson  T,  laborer,  ws  3d  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North  :  g> 

Robinson  John,  pedler,  ss  3d  North, bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Robison  Elizabeth,  widow,  sw  cor  bth  North  and  1st  West  j  R; 

Robison  Henry,  shoemaker,  sw  cor  5th  Nortn  and  1st  West 
Kocca  Lewis,  porter,  ss  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Rock  Jacob,  yardmaster,  D  &  R  G,  ss  1st  South,  be't  6th  and  7th  West 
Rockett  Kobert,  manufacturer,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Rockledge  T  C,  res  sw  cor  South  Temple  and  5th  East 
ttockwell  Christiana,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  arid  3d  South 
Rodgers  Charles,  carpenter,  ns  Garden,  bet  Ash  and  Beach 
Bodgers  Wm,  laborer,  ns  Garden,  bet  Ash  and  Beach 
Rogers  Alexander,  merchant,  ws  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 
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Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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Rogers  L  B,  clerk,  Clift  Row,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  South  j  a 

Rogers  Orson,  clerk,  ws  8th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South  j   ^ 

Rogers  Charles,  res  ss  7th  South,  bet  Oth  and  7th  East  j   J 

Rogers  James,  tinner,  cs  7th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South  j  ^ 

Rolfe  Benjamin,  carpenter,  ws  3d  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 
Rolfson  R,  carpenter,  es  East  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Rolfson  G  F,  clerk,  es  East  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 


Rollins  J  S,  lawyer,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Rolla  A  H,  justice  of  the  Peace,  iiw  cor  3 1  North  and  1st  West 

Rolla  A  E,  res  iiw  corner  3d  North  and  1st  West 

Rolla  Caroline  C,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  North 

Rolla  Elizabeth  A,  widow,  es  Centre,  bet  Pear  and  Cane 

Rolla  Julia  C,  widow,  ns  3d  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Rolla  J  A,  laborer,  se  cor  5th  North  and  2d  West 

Roman  Catholic  Cathedral,  ws  3d  East,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Romerili  Charles,  shoemaker,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Maple  and  Locust 

Romney  Joseph  G,  builder,  ws  Fir,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Romney  George,  (Taylor,  Latimer  &  Co)  ne  cor  Spruce  and  Bluff 

Rood  Mrs  M  A,  res  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple  j  J"? 

Roscoe  Carl,  laborer,  sw  cor  5th  West  and  North  Temple  j 

Roscum  Johu.  carriage  maker,  ss  -jd  South,  bet  8th  and  Oth  East 

Rose  Win,  carpenter,  es  West  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Rose  Stephen,  res  ns  South  Temple,  bei  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Rose  George,  teamster,  es  7th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Rose  F  W,  builder,  es  West  Temple,  bet  oth  and  6lh  South 

Rosenhelm  Phillip,  ns  3d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Kosi  er  W  A,  agent,  es  8th  East,  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Ross  John  L,  agent,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  North  ^ 

Ross  Sarah  E,  widow,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

Ross  Richard,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Kotch  Edward,  boards  Clift  House 

Roundy  Adalbert,  (Little  &  Roundy)  ne  cor  1st  South  and  5th  East 

Roundy  Mrs  E  D,  ns  1st  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Rowden  Robert,  engineer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  llthand  13th  East 

Rowe  W  P,  butcher,  es  West  Temple,  bet  4th  and  oth  South 

Rowe  W  H,  res  ns  Garden,  bet  Pine  and  Spruce 

Rowe  Mary,  widow,  ss  1st  North,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Rowland  Hall  School,  ne  cor  Fruit  and  Walnut 

Rowland  Benjamin,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  vVcst 

Royle  J  C,  (Marshal  &  Roylc)  ns  1st  South,  bet  Oth  and  7th  East 

Kuban  John,  clerk,  ns  1st  South,  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple  ^ 

Ruben  James,  shoemaker,  my  cor  4th  South  and  East  Temple 

Rudisill  Kev  LA,  res  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple 

Rudy  John  13,  res  ws  4th  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South  |  £ 

Rudy  Henry,  res  ws  4th  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Mercliandis 

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Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Pfcliara's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 
154  Salt  Lake  City  Directory. 

Huff  E  W,  merchant,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Ruti  Jacob,  shoemaker,  se  cor  Ash  &  Prospect 

Rugg  J  I',  res  ne  cor  4th  West  and  3d  South 

Rumel  John  H,  plasterer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Kumel  Win,  plasterer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Rumel  J  H,  jr,  agent  Ut*h  Central,  ss  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Rumfield  H  S,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  8th  and  5)th  East 

Kuper  Win,  laborer.  \vs  Fir,  bet  Mountain  and  Summit 

Rusk  Lewis  L,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Rush  J  R,  butcher,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Rush  Edward,  plumber,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Rush  M  L,  carpenter,  boards  Railroad  Exchange 

Rushton  S,  laborer,  ne  corner  3d  West  and  3d  North 

Rushton  R,  res  ns  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Rushton  Edwin,  builder,  ss  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Russell  George,  carpenter,  es  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Russell  Dr  Wm,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  West  Temp  e  and  1st  West 

Russell  J  M,  watchmaker,  ss  2d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Russell  H  W,  engineer,  ns  5th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Russell  Samuel,  res  ws  4th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Russell  E,  es  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Russell  Joseph,  (Russell  <fc  Co)  es  East  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Ruth  L  J,  clerk,  boards  Continental 

Rutherford  J  L,  laborer,  nw  corner  1st  South  and  6th  West 

Ryan  L,  res  ws  West  Temple,  bet  zd  and  3d  South 

Ryan  James,  boards  Clii't  House 

Rynders  George,  cook  ns  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Ryser  George  C,  shoemaker,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

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Sabine  James,  builder,  ss  "Wall,  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Sackwise  Ottillia,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Sadler  Henry,  commercial  agent,  es  5th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Sadler  Wm.  merchant,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Sadler  James,  pedler,  es  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Sadler  Wm,  merchant,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Sadler  Samuel,  carpenter,  sw  cor  High  and  Elm 

SAFETY  MTHO  POWDER  CO,  Julian  Sountag,  agent  189  Main  Street 

Sainsbury  B  W,  carpenter,  ne  corner  Fir  and  Wall 

Sainsbury  Hyrum,  photographer,  ns  Mountain,  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Salisbury  A  C,  printer,  ws  5th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Salisbury  O  J,  (Gilmer  &  Salisbury)  sw  corner  6th  East  and  1st  South 

Salisbury  Eliza,  widow,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3,1  and  3d  South 

Salisbury  Joseph,  builder,  es  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Salisbury  Nancy,  widow,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  3.1  West 


U  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 

Salt  Lake  City  Directory.  \  5  5 


Salisbury  Renjamin,  merchant,  es  3d  West,  bet  1st  and  21  South 

SALISBURY  J  M,  Fancy  Goods  and  Toys,  3-2  Main  Street 

Salmon  Wm,  policeman,  sw  corner  Fir  and  Wall 

Salley  Ann,  widow,  ns  2d  South,  bet  Oth  and  7th  West 

Salt  Lake  City  Brewery,  es  1  >th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

SALT  L\Ktf  fllB  \TIiH,  n\v  corner  1st  -South  and  First  East 

Sampson  H  T,  mining',  ns  3d  South,  bet  21  and  3d  East 

Sampson  Ricard  13,  printer,  ws  Oth  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

,-  ainuelson  F,  painter,  ws  4th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Sanders  James  W,  bookkeeper,  ws  Gth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Sanders  W  C»  harness  maker,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Sanders  Wm,  clerk,  se  corner  Bluff  and  Ash 

SANDERS,  AIRS  JAMES,  Groceries,  125>  First  South  Street 

Sanderson  Christian,  carpenter,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1-st  and  21  East 

Sanderson  James,  tailor,  nvv  corner  Mountain  arid  Pine 

Sands  John  It,  (IJechtol  &  Sands)  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Saniger  John,  shoemaker,  north  of  3d  North,  2lst  Ward 

Sciiasom  Chatles,  clerk,  se  corner  Pine  and  Garden 

Saul  E  P,  carpenter,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  Gth  and  7th  West 

Sargent  F  L,  res  ss  5Ui  South,  bet  1st  arid  2d  East 

Saunders  Dennis,  carpenter,  ris  4th  South,  bet  13th  and  Uth  East 

Savage  Herbert,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Savage  C  li,  photographer,  se  corner  Spruce  and  Garden 

Seville  James,  clerk,  ns  Prospect,  bet  Pine  and  Chestnut 

Saville  George,  shoemaker,  ws  Chestnut,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Saville  Jessie,  bricklayer,  \vs  West  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Savory  Uenj  L,  res  ws  2d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Sayers  Rath  V,  widow,  ss  21  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Sayers  John,  res  ss  21  South,  bee  7th  and  8th  East 

Scanland  J  Al,  editor,  boards  Walker  House 

Scappatura  Antonio,  stono  cutter,  ss  Garden,  bet  Spruce  and  Pine 

Schettler  Paul  A,  res  ne  corner  1st  South  and  4th  East 

S^henh.ilcs  Edmund,  cnginaer,  es  7th  West,  bet  1  it  South  and  S  T 

Scheib  John  P,  cabinet  maker,  ss  South  Te;nple,  bet  3d  an  I  Uh  East 

Schorield  Henry,  carpenter,  ns  4th  South,  bet  1st  anl  2d  Wost 

Schonberg  Henry,  printer,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  31  North 

Schonfelt  Edward,  clerk,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Schooley  II  II,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

S^hoppe  Frederick  E,  tinsmith,  ws  1st  West,  bet  1th  and  5th  South 

Schuler  Joseph,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

SchiUte  August,  clerk,  ss  5th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  W  T 

Schuttlor  B  H,  clerk,  ns  Wall,  bet  Walnut  and  Chestnut 

Sehulter  Win,  plumber,  ns  lit  North,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Schulter  John,  plumber,  ws  3d.  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Sch \vabo  11,  bank  clerk,  boards  Continental 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros,  b  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


WALLJN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 


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Schwartz  Chas.  boards  Railroad  Exchange 
Schuyler  John,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  21  and  3d  South 
Scofield  C  W,  mining,  boards  Walker  House 
Scott  Joseph  S,  painter,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Sjott  George  M,  (G  M  .Scott  &  (Jo)  ne  cor  6th  East  and  1st  South 
S/ott  W,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Te.nple 
S.^aoG  Frances,  widow,  ws  (>th  East,  bet  lit  S.nifch  and  South  Temple 
Sijrace  Edward,  baker,  ws  Oth  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Scribner  Daniel,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Soroggie  Archibald,  iiw  cor  6th  South  and  3d  East 
Se.il  Charles,  laborer,  es  7th  West,  bet  1st  and  2,1  North 
Seal  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Seal  llyrum,  laborer,  ss  2d  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Seal  John,  laborer,  ss  3d  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  Wesi, 
Seaman  J  W,  laborer,  es  Maple,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Seaman  Rachel,  widow,  ns  Wall,  bet  Ash  and  Locust 
Seaman  George,  laborer,  iiw  corner  Ash  and  Wall 
Seaman  W  F,  boards  White  House 
Search  C  H,  res  Donelson  House 

Seariser  George  jr,  shoemaker,  ws  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 
Searl  Heber,  laborer,  ss  61  h  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 
Searl  John  C,  gardener,  es  8th  East,  bet  5th  and  61  h  South 
Sears  Isaac,  merchant,  sw  cor  3d  South  and  8th  East 
Sears  Septimus,  res  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 
Sears  Mrs  Mary  A,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Sears  Nathan,  (Sears  &  Liddell)  es  B3ach,  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 
Sebree  Howard,  res  sw  cor  5th  South  and  East  Temple 
Sebree  C  H,  res  sw  cor  5th  South  and  East  Temple 
Second  Presbyterian  Church,  lie  corner  2d  South  and  3d  East 
Second  Ward  School,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Saigel  Saul,  res  es  5th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Soigel  Henry,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 
Seigel  Joseph,  (Goldsmith  A  Co)  ws  3d  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Selander  Julius,  tailor,  es5th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Self  Rebecca,  widow,  es  3d  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Seller  J  D,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 
Sellers  Wm,  laborer,  es  9th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Selbrs  James,  ss  3d  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  Kast 
Selley  Wm,  laborer,  ss  2d  North,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Sells  Elijah,  lumber  merchant,  so  corner  2d  South  and  3d  West 
Sermon  J  S,  telegraph  operator,  ns  2d  South,  bet  1-st  and  3d  East 
Senior  Edwin  W,  clerk,  ss  1st  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Senior  Frederick,  clerk,  ws  7th  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 
>  i     Seventh  Ward  School  House,  ns  5th  South,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 
;     Seventeenth  Ward  School,  ss  1st  North,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 


L.  Goldberg-  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L,.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

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Sewell  S  J,  res  se  cor  3d  East  and  2d  South 

Seybolt  Geo  L,  post  office  inspector,  es  6th  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Shade  Wm,  res  ws  3d  past,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Shaffer  John,  farmer,  ns  2d  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Shaffer  Orson  W,  laborer,  ne  corner  5th  West  and  3d  North 
Shaffer  John,  tinsmith,  ss  1st  >outh,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Shank  John  F,  tailor,  es  Pine,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Shanks  Joseph,  tailor,  es  4th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Sharp  John,  supt  U  C,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Sharp  Margaret,  widow,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Sharp  John,  jr,  lie  cor  South  Temple  and  Fir 

Sharp  James,  asst  supt  U  C,  us  South  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  East     * 
Sharp  Lorenzo,  clerk,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Sharp  Mrs  Annie,  ne  corner  Fir  and  Fruit 
Sharp  Lee  J,  lawyer,  es  Pine,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 
Sharp  Wm,  coal  agent,  nw  corner  5th  West  and  North  Temple 
Shiiuglmessy  M,  boards  Walker  House 
Shaw  Thomas,  laborer,  ns  2d  North,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 
Shaw  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  Currant,  bet  Quince  and  Centre 
Shaw  Luke,  gardener,  ss  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  (3th  West 
Shaw  O  B,  painter,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 
Shaw  John,  laborer,  nw  cor  5th  West  and  3d  North 
Shaw  Mary,  widow,  nw  corner  5th  West  and  3d  North 
Shean  Patrick,  laborer,  es  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Shocks  Kenjamin,  lawyer,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Sheets  John  A,  laborer,  nw  cor  2d  South  and  6lh  East 
Sheets  A  F,  res  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Shell  John,  laborer,  ss  Oth  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Shell  G  13,  mining,  ne  cor  1st  West  and  Tv.orth  Temple 
Sheliath  Gus,  clerk,  ns  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Sheln uirdiiie  James,  res  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  East 
Shepaid  Wm,  teamster,  ss  8th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Shephard  George,  laborer,  ns  Pium,  bet  Centre  and  Beet 
Shepard  John,  teamster,  sw  cor  Ash  and  Wall 
Shei  iff  John,  stone  cutter,  ne  corner  Wall  and  Maple 
Sherlock  James,  merchant,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 
Shearman  W  H,  druggist,  ns  3d  South,  bet  Cth  and  6thEast 
Shettler  B  A,  es  Walnut,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 
Shettler  13  H,  banker,  nw  corner  South  Temple  and  Pine 
Shelton  11  C,  pressman,  ws  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
SheHon  George,  laborer,  es  l.st  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Shelton  R,  news  agent,  es  1st  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Sherwood  Charles  W,  shoemaker,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Sherwood  Charles,  tailor,  ss  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Shiil  George,  farmer,  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  rickard.  Salt  Lake. 

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Shill  Samuel,  laborer,  es  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Shiner  J  W,  printer,  ns  21  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 
Shingleton  Stephen  sr,  laborer,  se  cor  Oth  West  and  2d  North 
Shingleton  Stephen  jr,  laborer,  se  cor  6th  West  and  2d  North 
Shipp  Dr  Ellis  K,  res  ws  7th  East,  bet  Fouth  Temple  and  1st  South 
Shires  Sarah,  widow,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 
Shoebridge  E  B,  clerk,  se  corner  1st  Houth  a..d  2d  West 
Sholes  R  II,  res  se  corner  5th  South  and  West  Temp  e 
Sholdebrand  John,  clerk,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Shook  Elizabeth,  widow,  nw  corner  3d  West  and  4th  South 
Shore  James,  blacksmith,  nw  cor  Prospect  and  Ash 
Short  M  B.  stone  mason,  ns  Sd  South,  bet  9th  and  ll>th  East 
Shorten  John,  mason,  ss  5th  North,  bet  lit  and  2d  West 
Showell  Georgn,  expressman,  es  9th  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 
Showell  Wm,  stockman,  ws  3d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Shreeves  A  G,  laborer,  ws  1  Jth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Shupp  Charles  F,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  oth  East 
Siddoway  John,  carpenter,  ns~th  South,  bet  7th'and  8c.li  East 
Silver  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Silver  W  J.  engineer,  ss  North  Temple, bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 
Silver  Hyrum,  machinist,  es  Centre,  bet  Pear  and  Cane 
Silver  Joseph  A,  machinist,  ws  1st  West,  bet  5th  and  oth  North 
Silverwood  Charles  E,  bookkeeper,  es  4th  West,  bjt  1st  and  21  Njrth 
Sirnms  J,  laborer,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 
Simons  F,  (Simons  Bros)  ns  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Simons  J,  (Simons  Bros)  ns  3d  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 
Simmons  Nathaniel,  res  ss  Oth  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Simmons  Joseph,  laborer,  ns  6th  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Simmons  Benjamin,  carpenter,  ns  Oth  South,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 
Simmons  Thomas,  shoemaker,  ns  1st  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Simmons  Henry,  res  es  8th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Simmons  Joseph  F,  notary  public,  nw  corner  Fir  and  Prospect 
Simmons  Frederick  W,  clerk,  nw  corner  Fir  and  Prospect 
Simmons  A  B,  clerk,  uw  corner  Fir  and  Prospect 
Simmons  Harriet,  widow,  ns  Prospect,  bet  Fir  and  Spruce 
Simmons  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1st  and  21  West 
Simmons  L,  res  ne  corner  1st  South  and  21  West 
Simmons  (Stayner  &  Simmons)  ns  Fruit  bet  Elm  and  Oak 
Simmons  Jose}  h,  stone  cutter,  nw  corner  6th  West  and  1st  North 
Simttkins  W  S,  brickmaker,  ws  Uth  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 
Simpson  J  W,  (>impson  &  Son)  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  Wrest  and  W  T 
Simpson  Francis,  contractor,  ws  4th  West,  bet  6th  aud  7th  South 
Simpson  Martin,  laborer,  es  4th  East,  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 
Simpson  George,  plasterer,  es  7th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 
Simpson  Kobert,  engineer,  es  Oth  West,  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 


L.  "3-oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L,  City 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Sirrine  Emma,  widow,  es  West  Temple,  bet  21  and  3d  South 

Sixth  Ward  School,  ws  3d  West,  bet  Ith  and  5ih  South 

Sixteenth  Ward  School,  lie  corner  4th  West  and  1st  North 

Skaggs  E  M,  boards  Clift  House 

Skerry  S  W,  forema*  Z  C  M  I,  boards  Valley  House 

Skid  more  Samuel,  mechanic,  es  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Slack  Mary,  widow,  ss  1th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Slade  Emily,  widow,  es  7th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Slale  G  W,  ws  5th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  frouth 

Sleater  llobert  G,  printer,  es  8th  East,  bet  21  and  3d  South 

Slater  W  L,  carpenter,  ns  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Slater  F,  shoemaker,  ns  Currant,  bet  Centre  and  Apricot 

Sleman  Samuel,  laborer,  ws  7th  East,  bet  21  and  31  South 

Sloan  R  W,  reporter,  se  corner  Chestnut  and  Garden 

Smedley  W  E,  insurance  agent,  Clift  Row,  ws  W  T.  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Smith  Ellen,  dressmaker,  ws  Sth  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Smith  Martha,  widow,  ws  8th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Smith  Henry,  plasterer,  ss  7th  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Smith  Ferdinand,  musician,  es  Oth  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Smith  Wm,  ss  4th  South,  bet  1  *th  and  llth  East 

Smith  Mrs  C  P,  widow,  ns  2d  Noith,  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Smith  .1  M,  rea  estate  agent,  as  3d  South,  bet  7th  and  8;  h  East 

Smith  Joseph,  teamster,  ns  1st  South,  bet  7th  and  8:h  East 

Smith  L  B  II,  dairyman,  sw  corner  7th  East  and  4th  South 

Smith  W  J,  res  es  Oth  Hast,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

9mith  Jacob,  laborer,  es  6th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Smith  Mary,  widow,  es  4th  East,  bet  1st  South  aril  South  Temple 

Smith  Amanda  widow,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Smith  Win,  laborer,  res  ns  4th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Smith  Hyrum  J,  teamster,  ns  5th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Smith  Samuel,  dairyman,  sw  corner  Sth  South  and  6Lh  East 

Smith  Edward  J,  clerk,  ns  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Smith  Dr  A  K,  res  es  3d  East,  bet  3d  an  1  4th  South 

Smith  George  A,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Smith  Jane,  widow,  es  West  Temple,  bet  7Lh  and  8th  South 

Smith  T  J,  merchant,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Smith  W  S,  shoemaker,  ws  3d  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Smith  J  W,  plumber,  boards  Railroad  Exchange 

Smith  J  Y,  policeman,  se  corner  3d- East  and  Oth  South 

Smith  Joseph  Y,  mining,  nw  corner  4th  Sauth  and  1st  East 

Smith  F  K,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  21  and  3d  East 

Smith  Andrew,  policeman,  se  corner  7th  South  and  3d  East 

Smith  A'exander,  res  ss  6ili  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Smith  Andrew,  policeman,  ns  6Jh  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Smith  Albert,  butcher,  ws  2d  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 


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Smith  Mrs  Sarah  F,  res  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T  O 

Smith  John  G,  drayman,  ws  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South  I  $ 

Smith  Emma,  widow,  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West  '  ^ 

Smith  Peter,  laborer,  ws  4th  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South  '  W 

Smith  George,  engineer,  us  1st  South,  bet  3d  aiid^d  West 

Smith  W  W,  laborer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1  stand  2d  West 

Smith  John  Henry,  res  ws  West  Temple,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Smith  John  G,  moulder,  ss  1st  South,  bet  3.1  and  3d  West 

Smith  Robert  R,:butcher,  PS  1st  North,  bet  4th  a. id  5th  West 

Smith  George,  engineer,  ss  1st  North,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Smith  Arthur,  res  ns  2d  South,  bet  3d  and 4th  West 

Smith  J  G,  carpenter,  es  4th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Smith  A  B,  clerk,  ws  Maple,  bet  South  Temp  e  and  Fruit 

Smith  W,  shoemaker,  es  Quince,  bet  Plum,  and  ..'urrant 

Smith  Fewson,  civil  engineer,  se  corner  Bluff' and  Locust 

Smith  John  M,  moulder,  ss  Centre,  bet  1st  North  aiiJ  Currant 

Smith  S  W,  mining,  boards  Walker  House 

Smith  George  S,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Smith  James  W,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Smith  Henry,  seedsman,  ws  5th  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Smith  Jane  S,  basket  store,  ns  1st  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Smith  Joseph  F,  res  ws  3d  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Smith  Mrs  Sarah  E,  res  ss  1st  North,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Smith  S  T,  res  ws  West  Tem^lo,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Smith  Elias,  probate  judge,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 

Smith  Elias  A,  teller  Deseret  bank,  ss  N  T,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 

Smith  Rudolph,  res  ss  North  Temple,  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 

Smith  Charles,  clerk,  ns  1st  North,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Smith  Walter,  laborer,  ws  Oth  West,  bet  Nortn  Temple  and  1st  North 

Smith  Cluules,  shoemaker,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  N  T  and  1st  Nor  ill 

Smith  Thomas  M,  tanner,  sw  corner  5th  West  and  3d  North 

Smith  George  O,  carpenter,  ss  7th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Smith  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  3d  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Smith  J  P,  carpenter, es  1st  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Smith  Albert,  carpenter,  es  1st  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Smith  Win,  gardener,  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Smith  John,  farmer,  ne  corner  3d  South  -md  1st  West 

Smith  W  S,  grocer,  fruits,  &c,  8  First  South  Street 

Smith  Kdwar  1,  boards  White  House 

Smithers  George,  machinist,  ns  1st  North,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Smithers  James,  ns  1st  North,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Smyth  Richard,  hatter,  es  Pine,  bet  High  and  Mountain 

Snarr  James  T,  merchant,  ns  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Snarr  D,  merchant,  es  3d  West,  bet  1th  and  5th  South 

Snarr  James,  street  car  driver,  ss  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

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Snarr  Thomas,  laborer,  ss  Oth  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West  I     * 


Snedaker  Morris  J,  res  ns  4th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Snedaker  Lee,  clerk,  es  lit  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Sneddon  Robert,  laborer,  nw  corner  Locust  and  Fruit 

Snelgrove  G  H,  salesman,  ws  5th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Snelgrove  Edward,  shoemaker,  ns  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Snelgrove  E  S,  clerk,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Snell  Win,  merchant,  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Snell  John,  ne  corner  Oth  South  and  1st  West. 

Snow  George  B,  laborer,  ns  7th  South,  bet  5th  arid  Oth  East 

Snow  Walter,  laborer,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Snow  Zerabbabel,  lawryer,  ss  1st  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Snow  Mrs  Annie,  ns  1st  North,  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Snowball  Ralph,  teamster,  us  Wall,  bet  Locust  and  Maple 

Snowlan  Annie,  widow,  nw  corner  Wept  Temple  and  3d  South 

Snyder  T  D,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Snyder  Henrietta  M,  widow,  se  corner  Bluff  and  Oak  |  O 

Snyder  John,  mason,  es  1st  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Snyder  Sylvia,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Snyder  Chas,  gardener,  ws  8th  East,  bet  8th  and  9th  South  j 

Social  Hall,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Society  Hall,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  ard  3d  West  !  Jjg 

Saderborg  A  P,  machinist,  ss  3d  North,  bet  5th  and  Gth  West 

Solomon  Frank,  U  S  surveyor  general,  ss  E  T,  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Solomon  Edwaid,  s-hoemaker,  ws  1st  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Solomon  James,  (Solomon  Bros  &  Gold)  ss  3d  North,  bet  3d  &  4th  West 

Solomon  Alfred,  (Solomon  Bros  &  Gold)  nw  cor  4th  West  &  3d  North 

Solomon  John,  (Solomon  Bros  &  Gold)  ws  4th  West,  bet  1st  &  3d  North 


Sorenson  Jacob  C,  laborer,  es  4th  East,  bet  8th  and  9th  South  ;  ? 

Sorenson  N  C,  laborer,  sw  cor  5th  East  and  8th  South  j   »- 

Sorenson  Hans,  laborer,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 
Sorenson  Elias,  rnilkmaii,  ss  6th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 
Sorenson  John  P,  (Sorenson  &Carlquist)  es  1st  West,  bet  S  T  A  1st  South     I 
Sorenson  C,  gardener,  se  corner  Bluff  and  Walnut  p, 

Sorrell  James,  gardener,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Ash  and  Beach  '  £ 

Sorrell  Z,  tailor,  ss  Fruit,  bet  Ash  and  Beach 
Sowden  Joseph,  news  agent,  ns  5th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 
Sowles  M  B,  agent  White  S  M,  ws  3d  East,  bet  1st  and  3d  South  |  £ 

Spanicle  Albert,  laborer,  es  2d  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South  >  ^ 

Spayd  Henry,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T  p 

Spayd  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T  5*7 

Spears  Harrison,  blacksmith,  ws  7th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 
Spears  Adam,  police  magistrate,  ns  5th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  Kast 
Spears  Adam,  jr,  res  ns  5th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
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Spears  Alfred,  blacksmith,  ns  5th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Spears  George,  'aborer,  se  cor  5th  South  and  7th  East 
Spears  Mrs  Sarah,  nw  corner  8th  East  and  6th  South 
Spears  Orson,  teamster,  ne  corner  6th  South  and  7th  East 
Spears  James,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 
Speed  Wm,  laborer,  ns  8th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 
Spence  X,  painter,  ns  8th  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Spence  John,  laborer,  es  9th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Spencer  Emma,  widow,  es  5th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 
Spencer  J  D,  tailor,  es  2d  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Spencer  Mrs  S  F,  res  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Spencer  John  D,  clerk,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  E  T  and  1st  East 
Spencer  Henry,  (Evans  &  Spencer)  ws  5th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 
Spencer  C  V,  Spencer  House,  ws  1st  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Spencer  Mrs  Sarah  J,  ns  7th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Sperry  II  M,  mason,  ws  Citron,  bet  Currant  and  Plum 
Sperry  Harrison,  farmer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 
Spicer  Win,  barber,  ns  2d  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Spiring  Emma,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  W  T  and  1st  West 
Sprague  E  T,  lawyer,  ws  2d  Fast,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Sprague  Dr  Samuel  L,  res  ws  1st  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  East 
Sprague  S  L  jr,  deputy  marshal,  ws  1st  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 
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Springer  C,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
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Sprowl  Frank,  expressman,  ss  1st  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 
Spry  Phillip,  tailor,  se  corner  5th  West  and  2d  North 
S  [uires  John,  barber,  se  corner  Fir  and  Garden 
Squires  John,  barber,  ss  6Lh  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 
Stageman  Mrs  S,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 
Staley  Frank,  laborer,  es  1st  East,  bet  21  and  3d  South 


Stamford  Cyrus,  res  ns  South  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Stamford  Stephen,  gardener,  sw  cor  oth  West  and  South  Temple 

Stanley  Frank,  baker,  es  2d  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Starling  James,  res  ss  5th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Starling  John,  laborer,  ne  corner  Prospect  and  Beach 

Starmer  W  R,  cook,  ss  6th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Staton  J  F,  laborer,  ne  corner  7th  South  and  7th  East 

Stay  Joseph,  gardener,  ws  Oth  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Stay  Joseph  H,  (Woodbury  &  Stay)  ns  Oth  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Stayner  0  W,  (Stayner  &  Simmons,  ns  Fruit,  bet  Elm  and  Oak 

Stayner  W  C,  res  ns  Garden,  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Steel  A,  manufacturing,  ns  8.h  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Steers  W,  bricklayer,  ns  21  North,  bet  8th  and  9th  Ea^t 

Steiiel  A,  drayman,  ns  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West  i  S 


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Sterling  James  D,  laborer,  es  6th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Sterling  \V  S,  res  es  2d  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Sterman  Joseph,  us  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Stevens  Mrs  Mary,  ws  5th  East,  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Stevens  L  S,  us  4th  South,  bet  East  Temple  and  West  Temple 

Stevens  J  W,  carpenter,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  arid  2d  South 

Stevens  Thomas  D,  gardener,  ns  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Stevens  Frederick,  plasterer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Stevens  J  E,  music  teacher,  sw  corner  2d  South  and  West  Temple 

Stevens  Andrew,  carpenter,  ns  2d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Stevenson  W  H,  clerk,  es  4th  East,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Stevenson  Joseph  F,  ns  7th  South,  bet  1st  and  ?d  East 

SJevenson  Christian,  laborer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Stevenson  Mrs  M  L,  widow,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Stevenson  Edward,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Stevenson  C  S,  mining,  se  corner  Pine  and  Prospect 

Steward  Joshua,  teamster,  es  4th  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Stewart  J  S,  (Stewart  &  Chislett)  ws  4th  Eiast,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Stewart  Louis,  laborer,  es  21  West,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Stewart  Daniel,  res  ne  corner  6th  West  and  3d  North 

Stewart  Wm,  laborer,  ns  3d  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Stockdale  Amelia,  widow,  es  4ih  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Stokes  Jane,  widow,  se  corner  7th  South  and  3d  West 

Stokes  Christopher,  ws  2d  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Stokes  Kedding,  mason,  es  West  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Stone  H  J,  clerk  Continental 

Stone  Wm,  gardener,  ws  West  Temple,  bet^2d  and  3d  South  £t 

Stonehousky  Andrew,  laborer,  ss  *th  South,  bet  Oth  and  10th  East  Q 

Stowell  E  M,  stockman,  ws  2d  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South  Q 

otratford  H  S,  clerk  Walker  House 

Strattoii  H  H,  boards  Clift  House  y 

Strebeck  P  S,  tailor,  ws  West  Temple,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North        p 

Strickland  Mrs  H,  widow,  ss  2d  South,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Stringlellovv  Samuel,  ss  6th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Stringi'ellow  George,  ss  Oth  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Si/ rock  John,  laborer,  ns  1st  North,  bet  1st  and  2d  West  of 

Stromberg  James  S,  tailor,  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  2d  and  3d  South  *~ 

Strong  J  T,  jeweler,  ns  4th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East  p 

Strong  Alice,  widow,  ns  4th  South,  bet  8th  and  yth  East  £ 

Strong  Hiram,  teamster,  ns  4th  South,  bet  8th  and  Oth  East  '  £4 

Strong  Sarah,  widow,  ne  corner  8th  East  and  4th  South  p 

Stucher  Magdaloiia,  widow,  es  6th  East,  bet  Oth  and  7th  South 

Sugdcn  Joshua,  laborer,  ws  12th  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Sugden  Win,  carpenter,  sw  corner  4th  South  and  1st  East  S 

Summoihays  J  W,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 


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Summerholden  Samuel,  ss  High,  bet  Oak  and  Elm 

Summerlot  Charles,  res  ws  1st  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Sunbeck  John,  res  ne  corner  Mountain  and  Pine 

Sundberg  A  F,  carpenter,  ss  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Sunderland  Wm,  machinist,  ns  5th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Sullivan  Wm  B,  agent,  boards  Valley  House 

Sutherland  J  G,  lawyer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Sutherland  Ed-P,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Sutherland  Fenton  H,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

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Swain  Robert,  mason,  es  llth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Swain  Robert,  mason,  ss  2d  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Swain  Cnarles,  cook,  se  corner  5th  East,  bet*5th  and  6th  South 

Swan  James,  builder,  ss  3d  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Swan  George,  sec'y  U  C  R  R,  boards  Valley  House 

Swan  Douglass,  bookkeeper,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Swan  Ed,  stockraiser,  sw  cor  High  and  Elm 

Swaner  E  J,  jeweler,  ws  Dth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Swaner  A  J,  jeweler,  ws  10th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Swaner  Mrs  Emma,  widow,  ws  Dth  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Swanser  Andrew  J,  shoemaker,  ns  6th  South,  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Swarenson  Andrew,  tailor,  ns  5th  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Swift  Wm,  t^unster,  ss  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  lOth  East 

Sylvester  E  E,  printer,  boards  Clift  House 

Symons  Helenora,  widow,  es  2d  East,  b3t  4th  and  5th  South 

Symons  C  W,  (Fox  &  Symons)  ns  5th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

St  Glair  Peter,  ss  7th  South,  bet  1  it  and  2 1  E.ist 

St  Mark's  Academy,  ns  1st  South,  bat  1st  and  2d  East 

St  Mark's  Hospital,  nw  cor  3d  South  and  5th  East 

St  Mark's  Episcopal  Church,  ns  1st  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

St  Mary's  Academy,  ws  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

T. 

Tadnum  John,  mason,  ne  corner  Garden  and  Ash 

Taft  Harriet,  widow,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Taggart  J  P,  M  D,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Tall  George,  blacksmith,  sw  corner  6th  West  and  North  Temple 

Tall  John  W,  laborer,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Tall  George  S,  laborer,  ns  8th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Talty  Wm,  boards  White  House 

Tame  Alfred,  harnessmakar,  sw  cor  Chestnut  and  Wall 

Tate  John,  res  ns  3d  South,  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Taufer  Lewis,  laborer,  ws  12th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

J  J     Taufer  Henry*  bricklayer,  ws  12th  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

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L.  Goldberg-  lias  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L.  Plclrard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Titan, 
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Taylor  Jabez  W,  carpenter,  es  7th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Taylor  Wm,  harnessmaker,  ns  4th  South,  bet  9th  and  1  )th  East 

Taylor  John  B,  plasterer,  es  llth  East,'  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Taylor  John,  teamster,  es  llth  East,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Taylor  Jos  W,  teamster,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  12th  and  13th  East 

Taylor  C  B,  butcher,  ns  North  Temple,  bat  llth  and  l>th  East 

Taylor  John,  (Taylor  &  Son)  es  5th  East,  bet  31  and  4th  South 

Taylor  Abraham,  grocer,  ns  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Taylor  Edward,  es  7th  East,  bet  31  and  4th  South 

Taylor-Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  South  Tempb,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Taylor  Isabella,  widow,  ws  3d  East,  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Taylor  Joseph  W,  es  West  Temple,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Taylor  Joshua,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Taylor  Joseph  E,  undertaker,  ns  1st  South,  bet  21  and  3d  East 

Taylor  John,  President*  of  the  Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day 

S>iints,  res  sw  corner  South  Temple  and  1st  East 
Taylor  John,  ws  Franklin  Avenue,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Taylor  Stephen,  ws  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 
Taylor  Thomas  E,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 
Taylor  Mary  C,  widow,  es  2d  West,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 
Taylor  Thomas,  res  es  2  f  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 
Taylor  V  A,  teamster,  us  1st  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  West 
Taylor  Ann.  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 
Taylor  Wm,  machinist,  us  3d  West,  bet  1st  and  21  South 
Taylor  Martha,  widow,  se  corner  Mountain  and  Fir 
Taylor  Edward  T,  mining,  ws  Ash,  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 
Taylor  Thomas,  merchant,  es  3d  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  N.T 
Taylor  Stanley,  hackman,  se  corner  North  Temple  and  East  Temple 
Taylor  Jane,  widow,  es  1st  West,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 
Taylor  Harry,  carpenter,  es  Maple,  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 
Taylor  George  H,  lumber,  ns  3d  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 
Taylor  W  B,  boards  White  House 

Taylor  Wm  W,  clerk,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Taylor  Mrs  Sarah  H,  es  Is   West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Taylor  George  J,  coroner,  es  1st  West,  bet  lit  South  and  South  Temple 
Taylor  Edward,  manager  Deseret  News,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  &  S  T 
Taylor  Henry,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Taylor  Hyrum,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 
Taysum  Andrew  J,  plasterer,  ne  corner  Garden  and  Oak 
Paysum  Rolla  G,  bookkeeper,  ne  corner  Garden  and  Oak 
Taysum  Alonzo  T,  ne  corner  Garden  and  Oak 
Teakle  Thomas,  sr,  carpenter,  ss  1st  North,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 
Teakle  Thomas  jr,  clerk,  ss  1st  North,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 
Teasdale  George,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 
Teasdale  George  E,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Teasdel  S  P,  merchant,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Temperance  Reform  Hall,ns  2d  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Tenth  Ward  School,  sw  corner  4rh  South  and  8th  East 

Territorial  Library,  es  East  Temple,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Territorial  Auditor,  es  East  Temple,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Territorial  Recorder  Marks  &  Brands,  es  E  T,  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 

Terry  Ann,  widow,  ss  4th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Tester  Charles,  laborer,  ws  Apricot,  bet  Currant  and  Plum 

Thackrah  George,  clerk  Utah  Commission,  boards  Stearns' 

Thatcher  G  W,  merchant,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Thatcher  Moses,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  Fast  Temple  and  1st  East 

Thide  Harmon,  ns  1st  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Third  Ward  School,  ns  7th  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Thirkill  Ellen,  widow,  sw  corner  Ash  and  Fruit 

Thirteenth  Ward  School,  ns  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Thomas  Mary,  widow,  ss  North  Temple,  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Thomas  John,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Thomas  Prof  C  J,  res  ss  South  lemple.  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Thomas  Thomas  F,  policeman,  nw  cor  Ash  and  High 

Thomas  Thomas,  laborer,  ne  corner  Summit  ami  Ash 

Thomas  Arthur  L,  sec'y  Utah  Ter.  ws  W  T,  b<*t  2d  and  3d  South 

Thomas  R  K,  res  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Thomas  Samuel,  laborer,  se  corner  South  Temple  and  6th  West 

Thomas  Mary,  widow,  ws  West  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  N 

Thomas  Thomas,  laborer,  ss  1st  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Thomas  George,  Blacksmith,  es  5th  West  bet  2d  and  3d  North 

Thomas  Thomas  P,  mason,  ns  2d  North  bet  1st  west  and  Quince 

Thomas  John,  tailor,  es  7th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Thomas  Daniel,  tailor,  es  7th  west  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Thomas  E  Thomas,  ne  cor  1st  North  and  7th  West 

Thomas  Elizabeth,  widow,  es  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Thomas  Thomas,  shoemaker,  ws  6th  we.st  bet  North  Temple>nd  1st  N 

Thomasson  P  O,  clerk,  sw  cor  High  and  Chestnut 

Thomasson  John,  res  Wasatch  Building. 

Thompson  Orson,  printer,  es  llth  East  bet  6th  aud  7th  South 

Thompson  Sarah,  res  es  10th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Thompson  N,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Thompson  Elizabeth,  widow,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  T 

Thompson  Nelson,  clerk,  ws  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Thompson  Wm.  A,  laborer,  ns  6th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Thompson  Wm,  shoemaker,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Thompson  John,  tailor,  sw  cor  5th  South  and  3d  West 

Thompson  Mansill,  teamster,  ws  4th  West  bet  4lh  and  5th  North  j  J 

Thompson  Dr  J  D,  boards  Walker  House  - 

Thompson  Mercy  R,  widow,  nw  cor  2d  West  and  North  Temple  : 


I,,   yoldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


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Thompson  Mary  J,  widow,  nw  cor  2d  west  and  North  Temple 

Thompson  John,  laborer,  es  3d  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Thompson  A,  boards  Clift  House 

Thompson  J,  boards  Clift  House 

Thorn  Wm,  farmer,  ns  6th  South  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 

Thorn  M,  pedler,  ws  1st  East  bet' 1st  and  21  South 

Thorn  Joseph  W,  laborer,  es  21  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Thornburg  B  F,  upholsterer,  sw  cor  4th  East  and  5th  South 

Thornblood  O  C,  grocer,  ss  2d  Soath  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Thornstruff  August,  painter,  es  7th  East/  bet  1st  South  and  South  T 

Thornton  Charles,  laborer,  ws  West  Temple  bet  North  Temple  and  IstN 

Thorp  Lydia,  widov%  nw  cor  Wast  Temple  and  1st  South 

Thorp  August  H,  carpenter,  es  9th  Bast  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Thorup  John  T,  clerk,  es  9th  Kast  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Thortip  H  F  K,  carpenter,  ss  8th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Thum  M  C,  mining,  boards  Continental 

Thurgood  George,  na  cor  Pine  and  Prospect 

Tibbitts  Sarah,  widow,  se  cor  7th  South  and  5th  East 

Tibbitts  James,  laborer,  se  cor  7th  South  and  oth  East 

Tibbs  Peter,  engineer,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Tingtine  Olof.  tailor,  es  21  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Tingur  John,  shoemaker,  es  2d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Tillits  Lavinia,  widow,  ns  2d  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Tilt  Richard,  clerk,  ne  cor  9th  East  and  North  Temple 

Timms  Wm,  manufacturer,  sw  cor  13th  East  and  2d  North 

Timms  W  J  A,  carpenter,  nw  cor  9th  East  and  3d  North 

Timpsoii  John  H,  laborer,  ws  5th   West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 

Tipto.i  Kobert,  gardener,  ss  4th  South  bet  3J  and  4th  East 

Tisdell  E  W,  boards  Walker  House 

Titt  William,  res  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Tomney  P,  (Tornney  &  Miller)  81  First  South 

Tonics  Ann,  widow,  se  cor  1st  North  and  llth  East 

Toone  Mrs.  Emma,  res  nw  cor  Spruce  and  Garden 

Toone  John,  labore-,  e ;  Oak  bet.  Bluff  ann  Garden 

Toronto  Joseph  B,  teacher,  se  cor  Walnut  and  Fruit 

Toronto  Joseph,  res  se  cor  Walnut  and  Fruit 

Toronto  Annie,  widow,  es  Walnut  bet  Bluff  and  Wall 

Tovey  Wm  H,  clerk,  ss  Prospect  bet  Fir  and  Oak 

Townsend  James,  res  Warm  Springs 

Tracy  F  W,  laborer,  ws  9th  Kast  bet  8th  and  9th  South 

Travis  E  J,  res  ns  1st  South  bet  1st  and  2 1  East 

Travis  O  J  (Travis  &  Co)  ws  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Tregoning  J  H,  mining,  boards  Walker  House 

Trehearn  Wm,  laborer,  esOth  West  bet  Island  2d  South 

Tremaine  Joseph,  teamster,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 


Son't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Gooff 


fP.  L.  PicJcard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 

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Treniaine  W  H,  machinist,  ss  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6ih  East 

Tresscott  W  S,  tanner  ami  currier,  ns3d  South  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Treseder  Mrs  C  M,  widow,  es  5th  Fast  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Trewick  Nichols,  mining,  ss  Centre  bet  Currant  and  Apricot 

Trewick  John,  laborer,  es  1st  Fast  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Triplett  George,  cabinetmaker,  nw  cor  Oak  and  Mountain 

Tripp  R  B,  lawyer,  sw  cor  3d  West  and  North  Temple 

Tripp  F  L,  expressman,  nw  cor  Prospect  and  Fir 

Trojan  O  E  S,  printer,  boards  Valley  House 

Tromp  Benjamin,  tailor,  ss  5th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Trott  Robert,  gardener,  ss  1st  South  bet 4th  and  5th  Fast 

Troxsler  Frank,  waiter,  ns  Oth  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Trumbo  Mrs  Mary,  res  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Tryer  K  M,  porter,  ns  7th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Tucker  Henry,  salesman,  ns  1st  South  bet  9th  and  ICth  East 

Tucker  Stephen,  farmer,  ss  8th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Tucker  S  F,  carpenter,  nw  cor  4th  West  and  3d  South 

Tucker  Samuel  S,  carpenter,  es  1st  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Tucker  Wm,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  East  Temple  aud  1st  East 

Tuckett  H  A,  confectioner,  ss  1st  South  bet  8th  and  Oth  East 

Tuckfield  Chas  B,  manufacturer,  es  2d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Tuckfield  Joseph  (Tuckfield  &  Son)  es  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Tuckfield  Mrs  Elizabeth,  ^s  North  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Tuft  Elvira,  Colorado  Hou^e,  se  cor  3d  South  and  2d  East 

Turnbaugh  John  B,  laborer,  ws  12th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  S 

Turn  bell  Frank,  farmer,  ns7th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Turnbloom  L  E,  tailor,  ws  Franklin ave  bet2d  and  3d  South 

Turnbridge  George,  mason,  ns  2d  South  bet  llth  and  12th  East 

Turpin  Joseph,  laborer,  ss  5th  Nortn  bet  1st  and| 3d  West 

Tullidge  Edward,  editor,  ss  1st  South  bot  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Tullidge  John  (Tullidge  &  Bow  ring)  es  1st  West  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Tupper  John,  electrician,  boards  Walker  House 

Tuttenham  Wm,  builder,  se  cor  Ash  and  Wall 

Tut  tie  Daniel  S,  bishop,  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Tuttle  Mary  A,  widow,  ss  4th  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Tweeder  Dorothy,  widow,  es  Maple  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Twelfth  Ward  School  ss  1st  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Twentieth  Ward  School  ns  Garden  bet  Spruce  and  Fir 

Twenty-first  Ward  School,  ns  Fruit  bet  Ash  and  Beach 

Twitchell  Luther,  ns  3d  North  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Twomley  Howard,  printer,  ws  1st  Vast  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Tyler  Mrs  C  L,  dressmaker,  ws  Fast  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

T>ler  George,  penitentiaiy  guard,  ns  6th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Try  on  Henry,  artist,  boatds  Valley  House 

Tryon  Spencer,  artist,  boards  Valley  House 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  buytny  Clothing  at  L.Goldbrrg'? 


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U  S  Land  Office,  ss  ad  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Underbill  S  E,  notary  public,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  West  &  West  Temple       >> 

Underwood  Annie,  widow,  s.s  3d  North,  bet  1st  West  and  Quince  :   __5 

Unger  Sarah  M,  widow,  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South  ^ 

Uric  James,  blacksmith,  cs  3d  West,  bet  3d  and  3d  South  *• 

Utah  Central  Depot,  nw  corner  South  lemple  and  3d  West  !  rj 

Utah  and  Nevada  Depot,  ne  corner  South  Temple  and  4th  West  :     * 
Utah  Central  offices,  sw  corner  3d  West  and  North  Temple 

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Vagalon  David,  artist,  ws  4th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South  ;   ^ 

Vahlert  J,  boards  Clift  House  \  « 

Valentine,  Christina,  widow,  ws  4th  West,  bet  S  T  and  1st  South 
Valentine  George ,_ res  ss  1st  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East  !  ** 

Valley  House,  sw  corner  West  Temple  and  South  Temple  X 

Vance  Elizabeth,  widow,  ss  5th  South,  bet  East  and  West  Temple 
Vane  J  H,  clerk  D  &  R  G  R'wy,  boards  White  House  •  J 

Varnes  James  A,  real  estate  agent,  ws  7th  East,  bet  3d  &  3d  South  * 

Varney  Samuel,  pedler.  ws  4th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South     ;  ^ 
Vansteeter  Joseph,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  North  j  * 

Vetter  Theodore,  surveyor,  ss  4th  South,  bet  6th  and  7th  East  j  * 

Vetler  L  F,  (U  G  Da.-iii  &  Co)  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T  !   ~ 

Vier  Wm,  butcher,  ws  1st  West,  bet  7th  and  8th  South  ^ 

Vigleney  W  E,  brickmaker,  ws  1  >th  East,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South        % 
Vine  George,  plasterer,  ss  2d  South,  bet  9th  and  10th  East  ** 

Vincent  John,  clerk,  se  corner  4th  West  and  2d  North  ^ 

Vincent  Herman,  laborer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Vincent  Thomas,  green  grocer,  ws  4th  East,  bet  1st  South  and  S  T 
Vincent  Milo,  clerk,  ss  4th  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 
Vincent  Frederick,  teacher,  ss  3d  South,  bet  llth  and  12th  East 
Vincent  James,  clerk,  ss  3d  South,  bet  6th  arid  7th    East 
Vincent  H  F,  es  4th  East,  bet  3d  and  3d  South 
Vinson  C  H,  boards  Clift  House 

Vogel  Herman,  brewer,  es  5th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Voss  Willis,  ws  East  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

VAN  AUKIN,  DH  JAMES  R,  dentist,  ns  1st  South,  bet  4th  &  5th  East        8? 
Van  Cott  Waldemar,  teacher,  sw  corner  7th  East  and  South  Temple 
Van  Dam  Herbert,  es  ->d  West,  bet  oth  and  6th  South  -, 

Van  Dasen  B  B,  mining,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West. Temple        ;  p 
Van  Enschut  J  H  F,  mining,  ws  1st  West,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 
Van  Horn  J  H,  chief  clerk  Continental 
Van  Horn  H  C,  laborer,  sw  corner  6th  South  and  1st  East 

Van  Houghtou  Peter,  carpenter,  se  corner  Maple  and  Fruit  £ 

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Van  Praag  H  A,  mining,  180  East  Temple  Street 

Van  Streetar  H,  ws  5th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  North  Temple 

Van  Tassell  James,  carpenter,  es  8th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Van  Trott  Otto,  bookkeeper,  es  1st  East,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

VanValkenberg  Emma,  widow,  ws  3d  West,  .bet  2d  and  3d  South 

VanValkenberg  J  D,  ss  5th  South,  bet  1st  and  2.1  East 

Van  Zile  P  T,  lawyer,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Von  Trott  O,  boards  Clift  House 

W. 

Wade  Alexander,  carpenter,  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Wadland  Andrew,  laborer,  es  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Wanner  Henry,  brewer,  nw  cor  1st  South  and  4th  East 

Wagner  C,  laborer,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Wagner  J,  boards  Clift  House 

Wagstaff  W,  gardener,  ns  7th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Wakeman  Thomas,  laborer,  us  5th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Walk  Henry,  clerk,  se  cor  3d  East  and  6th  South 

Walker  W,  weaver,  iis  8th  South  bet  7th  and  $th  East 

Walker  Sylvester,  gardener,  ss  6th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Walksr  David,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Walker  W  S,  bookkeeper,  iis  5th  East  bat  1st  South   and  South  Temple 

Walker  David,  mason,  es  Itii  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Walker  Joseph,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Walker  George,  wheelwright,  ss  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Walker  Albert,  laborer,  ss  7th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Walker  Joseph,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Walker  David,  laborer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Walker  House,  ws  East  Temple  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Walker  Samuel  S,  clerk,  Clift  row,  ws  West  Temple  bet  3d  &  4th   South 

Walker  S  S,  (Walker  Bros)  ws  East  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Walker  D  F,  (Walker  Bros)  ns  5th  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 

Walker  M  H,  (Walker  Bros)  ws  Kast  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Walker  J  II,  (\\  alker  Bros)  sw  cor  4th  South  and  P^ast  Temple 

Walker  Henry  W,  laborer,  ns  3J  North  bet  6th  and  7th  West 

Wallace  C'W,  porter,  es  3d  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Wallace  George,  merchant,  ws  5th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Wallace  Mrs  Frank,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temp.'e  and  1st  South 

Wallace  Henry,  clerk,  se  cor  4th  South  and  3d  West 

Wallace  George  B,  farmer,  es  2d  West  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  North 

Walls  Thomas,  peddler,  es  Oak  bet  Bluff  and  Garden 

Walsh  John,  teamster,  es  llth  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Walsh  Oliver,  merchant,  ss  4th  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Walsh  Henry,  plasterer,  ss  1st  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Walters  Henry,  shoemaker,  ns  3d  North  bet  8th  and  9th  West  : 


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Walters  Harry,  teamster,  ss  1st  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West  j  g- 

Walton  W,  laborer,  ss  3d  South  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 

Wanbss  J,  dairyman,  ws  3d  West  bet  8th  pnd  9th  South  ]  _ 

Wandless  Charles,  tinsmith,  ws  1st  West  bet  5th  and  Gth  South  y 

Wannberg  W  A,  furniture,  es  P  ne  bet  High  and  Prospect 

Ward  Emery,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Ward  Ann,  widow,  ws  4th  lvest  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Ward  Thomas,  res  ss  2d  North  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Wardell  Miorton,  res  sw  cor  8th  East  and  Gth  South 

Wardrobe  John',  carpenter,  ns  1st  South'  bet  2d  and  3d  East 


Warbrobe  Abraham,  carpenter,  ss  Wall  bet  Pine  and  Spruce 

Wardrobe  John,  se  cor  Pins  and  Wall  |  *£ 

Wardrobe  James  M,  carpenter,  ss  2d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Warner  August,  res  ns  Gth  South  bet  1st  East  and  East  Temple 

Waring  George,  res  ws  Pine  bet  Bluff'  and  Garden  I  hj 

Warnock  Robt,  agr  implements,  ns  1st  South  bet  l*t  and  &l  East  j  grj 

Warren  Kate,  widow,  es  West  Temple  bet  3d  and  4th  South  I  ~ 

Warwood  John,  engineer,  ws  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  a-nd  N  T 

Washington  Ziriah,  widow,  ss  5th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East  <  GO 

Wassmer  John,  carpenter,  es  9th  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Waters  W,  laborer,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  South  j  j-^ 

Watford  Frederick,  teamster,  ss  3-1  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West  ;  Hrj 

Water  Tall  Tohn,  general  merchandise,  ws  West  Temple  bet  5th   &  6th  S       M 

Wat  kin :;,  Edwin,  shoemaker,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East  •  M 

Watmough  Mary  A  E,  widow,  es  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Currant  j  ^Q 

Watson  George,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Watson  Mrs  Ellen,  res  ws  4th  West  bet  5th  and  Gth  South  I  £+ 

Watson  James  C,  policeman,  ws  4th  West  bet  5th  and  Gth  South  j  Q 

Watson  James,  brakesman,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  South  &  South  Temple     I  (p 

Watson  Kobert,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  1st  Sonth  and  South  Temple       P 

Watson  Mrs  Margaret,  res  es  5th  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple     j  y 

Watson  Alexander,  laborer,  es  5th  West  bet  lit  South  and  South  Temple     '  p 

Watson  Alexander,  teamster,  ws  3d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Watson  Alexander  sr,  contractor,  ws  3d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  houth 

Watson  W,  teamster,  ws  3d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Watson  John,  teamster  31  West  bet  5th  and  6th  South  r/2 

WaUon  11,  mining,  es  3d  West  bet  4th  and  5th  South  ~ 

Watson  Hugh,  printer,  ns  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West  p 

Watson  Mary,  widow,  us  5th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Watson  Thomas  K  D,  wheelwright,  ws  Pine  bet  High  and  Prospect 

Watson  James,  (Watson  Bros)  ws*  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Currant  p 

Watson  J  B,  painter,  es  6ih  West  bet  3d  and  4th North 

Watson  Joseph  M,  es  Quince  bet  Plum  and  Currant 

Watts  L,  blacksrnUh,  es  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 

Watts  Thomas,  res  ss  1st  South  bet  West  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Call  and  see  Eardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


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Way  man  John,  res  es  East  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Weaver  \Vm,  clerk,  ws  6th  East  bet  1st  ana  2d  South 

Webb  Mrs  Ellen,  res  ns  1st  North  bet  8th  and  Oth  East 

Webb  C  G,  res  ss  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Webb  F  O,  clerk  Utah  Cen,  es  oth  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Webb  W  F,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Webber  T  G,  sec  and  treas  Z  C  M  I,  ws  West  Temple  bet2d  &  3d   South 

Webley  Frederick,  printer,  ws  7th  West  bet  1st  and  2J.   North 

Weigert  A,  res  Wasatch  Building 

Weihe  W,  musician,  ns  3d  North  bet2d  and  3d  West 

Weiler  Joseph,  dairyman,  nw  cor  East  Temple  and  7th  South 

Weiler  Jacob,  farmer,  ns  7th  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Weiler  E  M,  farmer,  ss  7th  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Weinell  John,  miller,  ns  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Weir  Frederick,  laborer,  ss  5th  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Welkin  C  H,  res  se  cor  7th  East  and  Oth  South 

Wells  Annie,  rds  ris  4th  South  bet  Oth  and  10th  East 

Wells  Ferris,  teamster,  ss  1st  South  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Wells  Daniel  H,  res  se  cor  South  Temple  and  East  Temple 

Wells  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  R  K  Exchange 

Wells  J  F,  editor  Contributor,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Wells  Hannah,  widow,  ns  3d  South  bet  3d  and  3d  East 

Wells  Mrs  Emeline,  editor  Exponent,  es  1st  East  bet  2dand  3d  South 

Wells  H  M,  res  ns  South  Temple  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Wells  Phares,  carpenter,  ss  South  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Wells  Mrs  Sarah  G,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  2dand  3d  West 

Wenner  U  G,  lawyer,  ns  South  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  East 

Went  worth  W  E,  stonecutter,  ss  4th  South  bet  10th  and  llth  East 

Wesley  Dr  John,  res  ss  6th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

WESMEli  <fc  CO,  gen'l  insurance,  over  London  Bank 

West  Charles,  laborer,  ws  10th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

West  John  W,  shoemaker,  ws  10th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  S 

West  W,  es  llth  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

West  Jabez,  butcher,  ws  8th  East  bet  1st  and  £d  South 

West  Jessie,  mason,  ns  5th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

West  George,  laborer,  ws  5th  West  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

West  James,  laborer,  ns  4th  North  bet2d  and  3d  West 

Westcoatt  Nelson,  res  ns  3d  South  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Westcott  E  W,  bridgebuilder,  ne  cor  4th  South  and  3d  East 

Westenholm  Daniel,  bookkeeper,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Westenholm  W  J,  clerk,  es  6th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  North 


Westerman  Jonathan,  laborer,  ss  3d  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 


CO  i     Western  John,  laborer,  llth  East  bet  1st  and  2d  North 
>•  i     Weston  Sarah  L,  widow,  ns  North  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temp 
Westwood  W  G,  shoemaker,  ws  10th  East  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

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Westwood  Thomas,  gardener,  ss  1st  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Wetzell  John,  shoemaker,  ns  3d  South  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Whale  Chrrles,  laborer,  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Wharburton  James,  jr,  blacksmith,  es  8th  East  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Wharburton  Joseph,  brickmaker,  ns  7th  South  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Wheeler  J  G,  res  ns  4th  South  bet  1st  and  2J.  West 

Wheeler  Wm,  laborer,  ns  7th  South  bet  5th  and  Gth  East 

Wheeler  R  H,  clerk  ss  1st  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Wheelhouse  Frank,  res  ns  7th  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Wheelock  R  P,  res  ss  oth  South  bet  East  Temple  ar  d  West  Temple 

Whipple  N  W,  sr,  lumberman,  ns  3d  North  bat  4th  and  5th  West 

Whipple  N  W,  carriagepainter,  es  5th  West  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Whist  John,  laborer,  ws  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Whist  John,  jr,  shoemaker.  \vs  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

White  Wm  (White  &  Son,  es  4th  West  bet  1st  and  2d  Korth 

White  Dr  I,  res  es  1st  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

White  Elizabeth,  widow,  sw  cor  Cherry  and  Prospect 

White  George,  harnessmaker,  ns  Garden  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

White  John,  laborer,  ws  East  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South  " 

White  E  M,  clerk,  ns2d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

White  W  H,  laborer,  es  1st  West  b  -t  1st  and  2d  South 

White  A  C,  carpenter,  Wasatch  Building 

White  W  W,  carpenter,  ws  9th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

White  Sarah  M,  widow,  ws  7th  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

White  John,  res  es  6th  Elastbet  7th  and  8th  South 

WHITE  COTTAGE  STOKE  (M  Barnes,  Prop)  19th  Ward 

White  House,  sw  cor  2d  South  and  East  Temple 

Whitehead  George  A,  res  nw  cor  3d  East  and  1st  South 

Whitehead  Leo  S,  patternmaker,  ws  1st  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Whitehead  James,  ros  ss  4th  North  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

Whitehill  W  B,  carpenter,  es  3d  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Whiting  Wm,  mason,  es  5th  East  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 

Whitney  M  B,  bookkeeper,  ss  3d  South  bet  2d  and  3d  East 

Whitney  H  K,  clerk,  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Whitney  Mrs  Ellen  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  East  Temple  and  1st  East 

Whitney  Warren,  painter,  ws  1st  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Whittaker  George,  res  ss  3J  South  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Whittaker  Isaac,  farme-,  ns  1st  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Whittaker  Zenus,  laborer,  ss  1st  North  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Whittaker  Henry,  shoemaker,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Whittemore  Richard,  typewriter,  (E  G  Dunn  &  Co)  ss  2d  S  bet  2d  &  3d  JE 

Whittemore  B  F,  prop  li  R  Exchange 

Whittemore  Charles,  res  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Whittenber  C  P,  carpenter,  ne  cor  High  and  Elm 

Whittey  Wm,  gardener,  es  Fir  bet  Prospect  and  High 

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Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L..  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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Whittle  John,  liveryman,  ws  1st  East  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Whitworth  Jeffrey,  grocer,  es  2d  West  bet  5th  and  6th  North 

Whitworth  A  tk  in  sou,  manufacturer,  ws  3d  West  bet  5th  and  Gth  North 

Whitworth  Sarah   widow,  sw  cor  Ash  and  High 

Whytock  James,  laborer,  es  West  Temple  bet  1st  South  and  South  T 

Wiekel  John  W  (Wickel  &  Son)  ws  3d  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Wickens  James,  carpenter,  ss  1st  south  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Widerberg  Mary,  widow,  ns  Garden  bet  Elm  and  Maple 

Widdison  Robert,  blacksmith,  es  Gth  West  bet  3d  and  3d  North 

Widlison  James,  blacksmith,  S3  cor  6th  West  and  3d  North 

Widdison  Wm,  laborer,  ws  Gth  West  bet  1st  and  21  North 

Wiggell  Eli,  wheelwright,  es  7th  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Wilcox  M  E,  bookbinder,  ws  9th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st   South 

Wilcox  Walter  E,  nightwatchrnaii,  ns2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Wilcox  branklin  A,  clerk,  ss  GLh  South  b3t  E  ist  and  West  Temp'.e 

Wilcox  Mrs  Amanda  H,  res  ss  31  North  bst  3d  and  4th  West 

Wilcox  T  J,  clerk,  es  Fir  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Wild  Arthur,  clerk  nw  cor  Cherry  and  Fruit 

Wilder  E  B,  mining  engineer,  ns  4th  South  bet  Gth  and  7th  East 

Wilding  George,  laborer,  ns  2d  North  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Wilkes  Edmund  F,  es  4th  East  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Wilkie  Samuel,  blacksmith,  nc  cor  8th  South  and  West  Temple 

Wilkins  Mary,  widow,  es  -1th  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Wilkius  J  It,  es  1st  west  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Wilkins  Mrs  Sarah  A,  ws  West  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Wilkinson  W  H,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  31  West 

Wilkinson  John  C,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple  bet47th  and  8th  South 

Willamount  Mary,  widow,  ws  3d  West  bet  1st  and  31  South 

Willard  H  A,  res  es  4th  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Willard  Miss  L  L,  arti.st,  ws  West  Temple  bet_31  and  3d  South 

Willes  W,  merchant,  ns  Wall  bet  Oak  and  Fir 

Willey  Christian,  tailor,  ws  5th  West  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Williams  Samuel,  manufacturer,  ns  3  a  South  bat  9th  and  l)th  East 

Williams  13  R,  teamster,  ws  3d  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Williams  K  B,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  9th  and  nth  East 

Williams  Walter  W,  cabinet  maker,  ns  2d  North  bet  9th  and  10th  East 

Williams  W,  laborer,  ns  7th  South  bet  7tn  and  8th  Fast 

Williams  Emma  H,  widow,  se  cor  8th  East  and  South  Temple 

Williams  A  E,  laborer,  ss  South  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  Fast 

Williams  Edward,  gardener,  ws  GLh  East  bet  3d  and  4th  South 

Williams  Henry  F,  lawyer,  es  5th  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Williams  Thomas  V,  bookkeeper,  se  cor  5th  East  and  31  South 

Wil'iams  John,  mason,  ns  1st  South  bnt  3d  and  3d  East 

Williams  Thomas  J,  stonecutter,  es  7th  West  bet  North  Temple  &  1st  N 

Williams  Susannah,  widow,  sw  cor  3d  East  and  3d  South 


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Williams  T  S,  expressman,  ws  3d  East  bet  3d  and  3-1  South 

Williams  0  F,  drayman,  es  1st  West  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Williams  Ann,  widow,  es  31  West  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Williams  W  D,  clerk,  es  1st  West  bet  South  Temple  &  North-Temple 

Williams  David,  milkman,  es  8th  West  bet  North  Temple  &  3d  North 

Williams  W  N,  contractor,  West  Temple  bet  South  Temple  and  N  T 

Williams  A.  L,  co.-il  ag?nt,  ws  3d  West  bat  3d  and  4th  South 

Williams  D  I,  mason,  ws  6:h  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Williams  Evan  farmer,  ws  6th  vVest,  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Williams  P  L,  lawyer,  sw  corner  Fruit  and  Fir 

Williams  Richard  .1,  clerk  White  House 

Williams  John,  laborer,  ss  1st  North,  bet  7th  and  8th  West 

Williams  Joseph  S,  blacksmith,  se  corner  Beach  and   Bluff 

Wilkinson  Wm,  merchant,  nw  corner,lst  West  and  3d  South 

Wil  iamson  John  A,  laborer,  es  1st  East  >  bet  5th  and  Oth  South 

Williamson  Dr  J  M,  nw  cor  5th  South  and  1st  East 

Williamson  J,  es  West  Temple,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Willis  Ann,  widow,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  East 

Willoushby  John,  grocer,  ws  10th  East,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

Wilson  Mrs  Isabe  la,  nw  corner  7th  East  and  3d  South 

Wilson  Mary  E,  widow,  es  4th  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Wil-  01  J  B,  agent,  es  3A  Easl,  bet  3d  and  4lh  Sauth 

Wilson  Thomas  K,  clerk,  ns  -ith  South,  bet  21  and  3d  East 

Wilson  I,  shoemaker,  ws  East  T  ;mple,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Wilson  Chas,  butcher,  ss  1st  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Wilson  II  E,  mining,  es  1st  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Wilson  Binjamin,  laborer,  us  3d  North,  bet  13th  and  13th  East 

Wilson  Henry,  watchmaker,  es  Garden,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Wilson  W,  mason,  es  6th  East,  bet  1th  and  5th  South 

Wilson  James  T,  gardener,  ns  8th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Wilson  James  B,  teacher,  ns  8th  South,  bet  5th  and  6th  East 

Wilson  Frank,  laborer,  es  Oth  East,  bet  6th  and  7ih  South 

Wilson  W  W,  lawyer,  se  corner  Fruit  and  Chestnut 

Wilson  W  J,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West,  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South 

Wilson  James,  laborer,  ws  Oak,  bet  Wall  and  Prospect 

Wilson  Jno  K,  builder,  ws  3d  West,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Winburg  Miss  Josephine,  dressmaker,  es  4th  East,  bet  3d  and'Sd  South 

Wimley  Amanda,  widow,  ns  South  Temple,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Winberg  A  A,  editor  Bikuben,  ws  Franklin  Ave,  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Winberg  Mrs  Andrine,  es  1st  West,  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Winder  John  R,  es  3d  East,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Winpgar  Mary,  widow,  nw  corner  3d  West  and  North  Temple 

Winegar  Win,  res  es  5th  West,  bet  1st  and  31  North 

Winegar  Annie  M,  ws  5th  West,  bet  3d  and  4th  North 

Winegar  Alvin,  carpenter,  ns  3d  North,  bet  5th  and  6th  West 

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Winkless  Joseph,  mason,  ss  Gth  South,  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Wise  John  C,  waiter,  ss  2d  South,  bet  1st  and  2J  West 

Winslow  J  H,  chief  clerk  Walker  House 

Winter  Thomas,  drayman,  nw  corner  5th  South  and  2d  West 

Winters  George,  ne  corner  Commercial  and  2d  South 

Winters  George,  res  1st  East,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Winters  George  W,  carpenter,  ns  1st  South  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Winters  Timothy,  se  cor  7th  South  and  4th  West 

Winters  Thomas  W,  sw  cor 7th  South  and  4th  West 

Winters  G  H,  clerk,  ns  3d  North  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Wiscom  John,  agent,  ws  Maple  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Wiscom  Mrs  JC,  widow,  es  Maple  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Wiscom  W,  clerk,  es  Maple  bet  South  Temple  and  Fruit 

Wiscom  Walter  J  (Ireland  &  Co)  sw  cor  Maple  and  Prospect 

Wiscom  George  A,  clerk,  es  Spruce  bet  Prospect  and  High 

Witherall  J,  postalclerk,  U  C,  es  West  Temple  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Withers  J  C,  harnessmaker,  es  1st  West  bet  4th  and  5th  North 

Witzell  W  A,  carpenter,  ns  6th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Witzell  Erastus,  carpenter,  ns  Gth  South  bet  3d  and  4th  West 

Witzell  E  M,  carpenter,  ne  cor  6th  South  and  4ih  West 

Witzell  Owen,  agent,  es  Franklin  ave  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Wollcott  Henry,  stoncutler,  es  1st  West  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Wolfe  S  H,  stonecutter  boards  Valley  House 

Wolton  Mark,  artist,  se  cor  Prospect  and  Oak 

Wolz  Frederick,  clerk,  sw  cor  Cherry  and  Wall 

Woodbury  W  M  J  (Woodbury  &  Stay)  nw  cor  6th  South  and  1st  West 

Woodbury  Thomas  H  (\Voodbury  &  Stay)  ns  Gth  South  bet  1st  and  2J  W 

Woodbury  Thomas  H,  jr,  laborer,  ns  6^h  South  bet  1st  and  2d  West 

Wood  Henry,  Supt  D  &  H  G  W,  boards  Continental^ 

Wood  F,  laborer,  boards  R  R  Exchange 

Woodford  Ebenezer,  merchant ,  ws  5th  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Woodman  J  H,  bookkeeper,  ws  2d  East  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Woodmansee  Joseph,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple  bet  2d  and  3d  South 

Woodmansee  David,  shoemaker,  ws  East  Temple  bet  7th  and  8th  S 

Woodmansee  Joseph,  clerk,  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2J  West 

Woodruff  Wilford,  res  West  Temple  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Woods  W  B,  clerk,  ws  West  Temple  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 

WOODS  JAMES  A,  merchant,  ne  cor  Gth  South  and  3d  East 

Woods  James  C,  teacher,  ns  5th  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Woods  Harriet,  widow,  es  5th  East  bet  Gth  and  7th  South 

Woodward  T  O,  clerk,  (G  M  Scott  &  Co) 

Woodward  C  H,  carpenter,  es  4th  East  bet  5th  and  Gth  South 

Woodward  Samuel,  es  5th  East  bet  South  Temple  and  1st  South  j  g 

Woolley  A  H,  clerk,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South  ;  Q 

Woolley  T  H,  mining,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 


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Woolley  S  A,  farmer,  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Woolley  A  M,  res  es  3d  East  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Woolley  Wm,  farmer,  ss  4th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Woolley  A  D,  bookkeeper,  ss  4th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East 

Woolley  M  S,  clerk,  Locust  bet  Fruit  and  Garden 

Woolley  Edmund,  shoemaker,  sw  cor  7th  South  and  East  Temple 

Woolley  Mary  A,  widow,  ss  2d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Woolley  Ann  E,  widow,  se  cor  3d  South  and  2d  West 

Woolley  Wm,  laborer,  ns  7th  South,  bet  4th  and  5th  West 

Woolsey  W  A,  mining,  ss  4th  South,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Wooster  S  H,  mining,  boards  Valley  House 

Workman  Joseph,  paper  hanger,  sw  corner  6th  South  and  3d  West 

Workman  H,  cabinet  maker,  ns  1st  West,  bet  South  Temple  &  1st  South 

World  Caleb,  res  ns  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

World  J  T,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

World  Harry,  clerk,  ns  North  Temple,  bet  3d  and  3d  West 

Worthen  Walter,  mason  ,  nw  corner  3d  West  and  3d  North 

Worthen  Heber,'  mason,  nw  corner  Walnut  and  Wall 

Worthen  John,  mason,  es  2d  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Worthing  Henry,  mason,  es  3d  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Worthing  John,  mason,  es  3d  West,  bet  North  and  South  Temple 

Worthing  Henry,  mason,  es  10th  East,  bet  7th  and  8th  South 

Worthing  Amanda,  widow,  es  Oak,  bet  Wall  and  Bluff 

Worthington  S,  cattle  dealer,  boards  White  House 

Wright  Wm,  teamster,  es  6th  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Wright  George,  laborer,  se  corner  7th  East  and  4th  South 

Wright  Robert,  gardener,  ws  3d  East,  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Wright  George,  mason,  sw  corner  6th  South  aud  3d  East 

Wright  Caleb,-farmer,  ss  6th  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Wright  J  D,  es  1st  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Wright  Chas  R,  machinist,  es  1st  East,  bet  6th  and  7th  South 

Wright  Frank,  mining,  ss  3d  South,  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Wright  Hannah,  widow,  es  7th  West,  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Wright  Robert,  ss  1st  North,  bet  8th  and  9th  West 

Wright  A  R,  ss  Prospect,  bet  Fir  and  Oak 

Wright  Heber,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  North 

Wright  Isaac,  laborer,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  3d  South 

Wyath  H  M,  carpenter,  ns  6th  South,  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Wyatt  James,  plasterer,  ss  South  Temple,  bet  7th  and  8th  East 

Wylie  Alexander,  bookkeeper,  es  West  Temple,  bet  1st  and  2d  South 


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Yager  Hiram,  blacksmith,  ns  7th  South  bet  3d  and  4th  East  ^ 

Yeages  B  S,  carpenter,  ws  4th  West  bet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Yates  Margaret,  widow,  ne  cor  6th  West  and  South  Temple  V 

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Yearian  VY  H,  (Yearian  &Co)  ns  3d  South  bet  1st  and  3d  West 

Yearsley  David,  inorchan,t  es  1st  West  'oet  North  Temple  and  1st  North 

Yoder  Abe,  laborer,  es  1st  I'ast  bet  Sd  and  3d  South 

Young  G  M,  res  Wasatch  Bui 'ding 

Young  Royal  B,  agent,  es  l  ast  Temple  bet  -1th  and  5th  South 

Young  J  O,  agent,  es  Ea-t  Temple  bet  4th  and  5th  South 

Young  Mrs  M  V,  res  ss    outh  "i'emple  bet  Fast  Temple  and  W  T 

Young  Mrs  Margaret,  na  Oth  South  bet  West  Temple  and  1st  West 

Young -Loreni  E,  widow,  ns  1st  North  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Young  D  C,  res  ss  North  Temple  bet  Fast  Temple  and  1st  East 

Young  A  C,  bookkeeper,  esls   Ea-t  bet  South  Temple  &  North  Temple 

Young  .John  W,  cont.v  ct  >r,  es  2d  West  bet  North  Temple  and  S  T 

Young  Brigham,  res    s  South    temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Young  L  H,  res  ns  *  outh  Temple  bet  1st  and  3d  East 

Young  B  S,  bookkeeper,  res  ns  -'outh  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Young  H  O,  U  S  mes  enger.  re-  us  South  Temple  bet  1st  and2d  East 

Young  Geo  C,  res  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Young  Jane  A,  widow,  secor  P.ne  and  Bluff' 

Young  AlJales,  lawyer,  nw  c  r  Fruit  and  Fir 

Young  Mrs  Jane  C,  res  ns  North  !  emp'e  bee  West  Temple  and  E  T 

Young  J  C,  res  es  Centre  bet  Plum  and  Apricot 

Young  L  D  (L  D  &  A  Young)  ns  1st    outh  bet  2d  and  3d  West 

Young  Amelia,  widow,  sw  cor  South  Temple  and  1st  West 

Young  Nathan,  expressman,  ws  1st  East  bet  5th  and  6th  South 

Young  Heber,  bookkeeper,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Young  LeGrande,  attorney,  ns  South  Temple  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Young  Mrs  Clara,  es  1st  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temple 

Young  John  C,  res  ss  2d  South  bet  x'd  and  3d  East 

YOUNG  DR.  SEYMOEL-:  B,  ws  4th  East  bet  1st  South  and  South  Temp 

Young  Brigham  H,  res  ws  3d  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Young  Isaac,  brakesman,  ws  Hcl  East  bet  1st  and  2d  South 

Young  John  M,  teacher,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  arid  9th  East 

Young  Sarah,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Young  H[  O,  merchant,  ss  South  Temple  bet  8th  and  9th  East 

Young  Mrs  Phoebe  C,  res  ws  5th  East  bet 5th  and  6th  South 

Youngberg  Charles,  upholsterer,  ws  Franklin  ave  bet  3d  and  3d  South 

Youngberg  Caroline,  widow,  ss  3d  South  bet  1st  and  2d  East 

Youngdale  Christina,  widow  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Youngdale  Willard,  musician,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  W  T 

Yowell  Mrs  Lizzie,  ss  1st  South  bet  East  and  West  Temple 


Zachariah  Hulda,  ss  South  Temple  bet  1st  West  and  West  Temple 

Zeidler  Wm,  ss  2J  South  bet  "d  and  3d  East 

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COMPENDIUM  OF  GENERAL  INFORMATION,  &c. 


This  Territory  is  one  of  the  oldest  belonging  to  the  United  States. 
The  tread  of  the  white  man,  for  the  purpose  of  settlement  and  the  per- 
rnancy  of  modern  civilization,  first  echoed  in  it  in  July,  1817,  when  a 
company  of  pioneer  Americans  rested  their  weary  limbs  and  ended 
their  searching  pilgrimage,  finding  a  home  which  they  hoped  to  make 
permanent  in  the  wilderness  of  these  uncultured  valleys.  It  is  situated 
between  latitude  37°  and  42°  N,  and  longitude  100°  and  111°  W.  It  is  .  u 
bounded  on  the  N.  by  Idaho  Territory,  N.  E.  by  a  portion  of  Wyoming 
Territory,  E.  by  the  State  of  Colorado,  S.  by  Arizona  Territory  c.nd  W. 
by  the  State  of  Nevada.  Its  general  length,  N.  and  S.  is  about  325 
miles,  and  its  breadth  300  miles,  giving  a  superfices  of  34,476  square 
miles,  or  54,064,640  acres.  It  is  an  immense  basin  from  4,000  feet  to  5,000 
feet  above  sea  level,  surrounded  by  mountains  which  at  some  points 
attain  the  altitude  of  8,000  to  12,000  feet.  Utah  is  divided  into  two  un- 
equal parts  by  the  Wasatch  mountains  running  from  N.  E.  to  S.  W. 
The  country  East  of  the  Wasatch  range  is  more  rugged  and  mountain- 
us  than  the  portion  West  of  it,  and  has  a  greater  number  of  rivers* 
which  mostly  flow  through  steep  canyon  gorges.  The  country  West  of 
the  Wasatch  has  a  number  of  disconnected  valleys,  running  generally 
Northerly  and  Southerly,  bounded  by  low  mountains.  The  South 
East  part  of  the  Territory  comprises  large  and  undulating  plateaus 
Nearly  all  the  rivers  of  Utah,  especially  the  Western  part,  empty  into 
Great  Salt  Lake,  and  have  no  outlet  to  the  ocean.  In  the  Eastern  part  ,  QJ 
the  waters  flow  into  Green  River,  thence  into  the  Colorado  River  and 
the  Pacific  Ocean. 

The  aspect  of  the  Territory  is  varied  in  its  appearance,  consisting  of 
lofty  mountains,  picturesque  and  sublime;  valleys  rich  in  soil  and 
productive  in  all  kii?ds  of  cereals,  fruit  and  plants;  rivers  full  of  life 
and  supplying  cheering  draughts  to  the  parched  land ;  and  lakers  of 
beauty  and  clearness,  mirroring  the  heavens  on  their  bosoms.  The 
mountains  are  ever  green  with  the  foliage  of  the  living  trees  on  mil-  O 
lions  of  acres,  and  white  in  the  winter,  having  caught  the  snows  to  j  et 


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cover  their  heads  from  the  cold  blasts  of  the  frosty  atmosphere,  to  melt 
into  cheering  dr  nights,  leaping  through  the  canyons  in  the  Spring  to 
revive  the  thirst.>  earth.  In  the  bosoms  of  the  mountains  are  hidden 
the  riches  of  the  earth,  ail  gold,  silver,  lead,  copper,  iron,  antimony, 
mica,  sulphur,  salt,  and  c  j.il  in  abundance  are  brought  out  to  enrich 
the  world,  and  benefit  oar  people  annually. 

Not  only  are  Utah's  mount  tins  the  depository  of  vast  and  untold 
riches,  its  land  productive  and  generous,  its  air  pure  and  salubrious, 
its  streams  full  of  life  and  its  climate  clear,  elastic  and  healthful,  em- 
bracing a  choice  variety,  suited  to  the  many  human  temperaments  ; 
but  the  Great  Salt  Lake  is  most  attractive  and  wonderful.  Fed  by  the 
various  large  streams  of  fresh  water,  its  water  is  strongly  impregnated 
with  salt,  and  has  no  visible  outlet  Its  length  is  about  8)  miles  and 
its  breadth  3J  miles;  but  its  periphery  is  very  irregular;  the  surface, 
however,  covers  about  2, i')0  square  miles.  It  is  said  by  some  writers 
that  no  animal  life  exists  within  its  waters,  but  this  we  think  is  not 
correct,  for  nearjthe  margin  a  low  state  of  organic  life  has  been  fre- 
quently observed  called  by  some  artemia  aaiina.  This  lake  is  4,218  ft  above 
sea  level ;  and  it  is  dotted  over  with  nine  islands,  the  largest  of  which 
is  16  miles  in  length,  a  few  of  them  rising  3,OJO  feet  out  of  the  lake. 
During  the  summer  season  tens  of  thousands  of  persons  visit  its  shore 
and  bathe  in  its  delightful  and  wholesome  waters. 

An  analysis  of  the  water  made  in  1877,  by  Surgeon  Smart,  U.  S.  A., 
showed  an  imperial  gallon  to  contain  about  21>^  ounces  of  saline  mat- 
ter, being  about  fourteen  per  centum,  as  follows : 

Common  Salt 11.735 

Lime  Carbonate 016 

Lime  Sulphate 073 

Epson  Salt 1.123 

Chloride  of  Magnesia 843 

Percentage  of  Solids 13.790 

Water 86.210 


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It  compares  with  other  saline  waters,  thus: 

WATER.  SOL  IDS. 

Atlantic  Ocean 1)6.5  3.5 

Mediterranean  Sea 96.2  3.8 

Dead  Sea 76.  24. 

Great  Salt  Lake 86.  14. 

It  was  known  to  exist  in  1869,  but  only  by  the  uncertain  description 
gathered  from  the  Indians  by  Baron  La  Hortan.  Col.  J.  C.  Fremont 
in  1842,  floated  on  its  waters  in  his  India-rubber  punt,  the  first,  likely, 
in  this  generatioiijof  man  that  glided  over  its  surface.  In  1850,  Capt. 
Stansbury  explored  its  shores  and  Islands,  and  gave  an  interesting 
and  particular  description  of  it  to  the  world.  Utah  began  to  be  the 
home  of  civilization  in  1847,  when  a  band  of  163  American  citizens 


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exist   in    every   city,  and  educational  interests  are  discussed  every- 
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rested  their  tired  feet  on  what  is  now  known  as  Temple  block  in  Salt 
Lake  City.  Uninviting  as  the  aspect  then  was.  they  began  at  once  to 
cultivate  the  land,  and  by  way  of  experiment  cast  in  the  seed,  hoping 
for  a  harvest.  It  was  then  a  part  of  Mexico,  but  far  from  the  institu. 
tions  aud  influence  or  protection  of  that  government.  These  pioneers, 
however,  brought  with  them  the  love  of  their  native  country  and  its 
institutions,  and  proceeded  at  as  early  a  moment  as  practicable  to 
elect  and  organize  a  Provisional  Government.  They  thus  governed 
themselves  as  American  citizens  from  July  1847  to  Sep.  9th,  1850,  at 
which  latter  date  an  Act  of  Congress  was  passed  organizing  Utah  Ter 
ritory,  their  memorial  prayer  of  March  8th,  1849  to  Congress  for  a  State 
Gorernment,  with  the  name  of  DESEKET,  having  been  refused.  Thus 
they  lived  while  it  was  a  portion  of  a  Mexican  State,  and  for  a  time 
when  it  became  the  property  of  the  United  states  under  its  own  gov- 
ernment, without  aid  or  protection  but  from  its  own  laws  and  officers. 
From  July  1847  it  increased  in  population  annually  until  in  1850  the 
inhabitants  numbered  11,380,  in  1S8)  they  numbered  40,373,  in  1870  there 
were  88,786,  and  in  1880  a  total  of  143,963  souls.  From  the  first  the  num- 
ber of  Indians  residing  in  Utah  was  inconsiderable.  In  the  first  years 
they  were  very  few  indeed.  It  is  said  by  an  eye  witness  that  they  were 
very  low  in  the  scale  of  being,  living  on  roots,  with  fruit  and  small 
game.  A  cluster  of  these  poor  creatures  that  hovered  around  Salt 
Lake  City,  in  the  winter  season,  would  go  of  a  morning  to  the  Warm 
Springs,  strip  and  warm  themselves  in  the  waters,  remaining  therein 
for  hours  at  a  time,  until  the  sun  arose  pouring  out  his  warmth  for 
their  saturated  skins. 

Throughout  the  whole  territ  ory  cities,  towns  and  settlements  are  seen, 
marked  with  comfortable  homes  and  fruitful  gardens.  Year  after 
year  improvements  increase,  and  modern  dwellings  take  the  place  of 
the  former  more  common  houses,  giving  all  an  air  of  comfort,  plenty 
and  taste.  The  taxable  property  of  t^e  Territory  amounts  to  $30,000,-  |  uj 
000 ;  the  rates  of  taxation  are  low,  and  in  no  State  or  Territory  are  they  j  £ 
so  moderate,  yet  it  is  entire'y  free  from  debt.  Institutions  of  learning  J3 


poorest  citizens.    Seminaries,  Academies   and   high    schools   abound  i  ^ 

throughout  its  borders,  and  colleges,  with  the   University,  open  their  j  "* 
doors  invitingly  to  ambitious  students.  OS 

The  various  religious  denominations  are  well  represented  through- 
out  the  Territory,  and  many  preachers  of  eminent  talent  occupy  the 
pulpits  and  work  assiduously  to  lead  sinners  to  righteousness,  as  well 

as  attract  numbers  to  their  various  faiths.    The  church  of  the  Latter-  j  & 

day  Saints,  as  a  matter  of  course,  is  the  most  numerous,  and  meeting  '  §3 
houses  are  erected  in  all  the  cities,  towns  and  settlements,  where  the  -. 
Elders  discourse  and  teach  every  Sunday.  There  is  one  Temple  fin-  >- 

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182  Salt  Lake  City. 


ished,  peculiar  to  this  faith,  for  the  private  administration  of  ordin- 
ances and  endowments,  said  to  affect  the  living  and  the  dead.  This  is 
not  open  for  services  to  the  public  or  mixed  audiences.  The  auditori- 
ums of  the  public  preaching  of  the  work,  and  teaching  of  the  Saints 
consist  of  tabernacles  in  the  larger  towns  and  meeting  houses — one 
meeting  house,  at  least,  being  in  every  Ward  throughout  the  Territory, 
presided  over  by  a  bishop  and  two  counsellors,  or  assistant-bishops. 
The  Episcopalians,  Presbyterians,  Congregationalists  and  Methodists 
have  houses  of  worship  and  organizations  in  many  places,  and  are  act- 
ively engaged  in  disseminating  the  principles  of  their  faith  in  doing 
good,  in  endeavoring  to  lead  men  and  women  to  God,  and  in  estab- 
lishing schools  and  academies.  The  Baptist  church  has  hitherto  been 
the  most  unsuccessful  of  all  the  Christian  churches,  but  lately  has 
shown  a  praiseworthy  persistence  in  obtaining  a  position  among  the 
churches.  The  Sabbath  day  is  becomingly  respected  everywhere,  not 
only  as  a  secular  day  of  rest— its  original  purpose— but  to  listen  to  spir 
itual  teachings  and  duties  consequent  on  the  position  and  condition 
of  the  people,  from  the  lips  of  those  who  feel  the  responsibility  of  lead- 
ing mankind  to  walk  the  divine  path  to  eternal  life. 

Kail  roads  intersect  and  run  parallel  with  each  other  to  the  four  car- 
dinal points,  and  communication  with  distant  parts  is  easily  made  ac- 
cessible. 

Previous  to  the  completion  of  the  Pacific  Railways,  the  imports  of 
the  Territory,  from  the  most  careful  computation,  were  near  12,000 
tons  yearly,  with  trifling  exports.  But  the  imports  and  exports,  since 
the  Union  Pacific  and  Central  Pacific  and  Utah  Central  Railroads  were 
completed  in  1839,  have  increased  to  the  enormous  amount  of  125,000 
tons  annually— the  classes  of  goods,  produce,  minerals  and  machinery, 
incidental  to  the  growing  wants  of  an  increasing  community,  and  the 
patrons  of  the  comforts,  wants,  tastes  and  luxury  of  our  advanced  civ- 
ilization, and  valued  at  near  £23,030.000. 

All  the  advantages  of  modern  civilization  are  amongst  us,  and  the 
blessings,  comforts  and  luxuries  of  the  world  are  laid  in  our  lap  speed- 
ily at  low  figures  and  deliciously  fresh. 


SALT  LAKE    CITY. 


Salt  Lake  City  is  the  capital  of  Utah  Territory;  and  as  Paris  is  said 
to  be  France,  so  it  may  be  said  of  Salt  Lake  City,  that  it  is  Utah.  All 
its  interests,  commerce,  arts  and  developments  are  centered  here.  Its 
inhabitants  represent  all  the  nationalities  that  are  elsewhere  found 
within  its  borders.  The  Legislature  meets  here,  and  the  chief  presiding 
authorities  of  its  popular  church  reside  here;  and  most  of  the  schemes 
and  measures,  organized  for  the  welfare  of  the  whole,  originate  and 
are  organized  in  this  cosmopolitan  city. 


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Salt  Lake  City.  183 


It  is  situated  in  the  northeast  corner  of  Salt  Lake  valley  and  county, 
at  the  western  base  or  slope  of  a  spur  of  the  Wasatch  range  of  moun- 
tains, running  westerly  to  the  river  called  the  Jordan,  and  about  12 
miles  east  from  the  southeast  corner  lines  or  shores  of  the  Great  Salt 
Lake.  The  northeastern  and  eastern  wards  of  this  city  extend  on  the 
bench  lands  or  plateaus  of  the  mountains.  It  is  4,32')  feet  above  the 
level  of  the  sea,  surrounded  on  the  east  by  a  range  of  mountains,  their 
rugged  and  irregular  apices  ranging  from  8,000  to  11,000  feet  above 
the  sea  level  or  from  2,009  to  7,000  feet  above  the  level  of  the 
city,  rising  abruptly  from  the  gently  inclining  slopes  that 
mark  the  bench  lands.  The  mountains  on  the  northern  boundary  ap- 
pear much  lower  and  more  regular  in  formation.  The  west  mountains 
or  Oquirrh  range  of  the  valley  are  comparatively  lower  than  the  east- 
ern, but  are  about  12  miles  south  by  west  of  the  city.  It  is  located  at 
latitude  40.°  46' OS,"  north  and  west  Greenwich  longitude  112°  03'  08," 
the  variation  of  the  magnetic  needle  at  the  base  meridian  being  16°  32' 
East. 

The  city  is  laid  out  in  square  blocks  containing  ten  acres  each,  in 
the  original  nineteen  bishops'  wards;  nine  of  these  blocks  forming 
such  a  ward  to  the  number  of  seventeen  wards;  but  the  19th  ward 
comprises  many  more  of  these  blocks.  The  13th,  20th  and  21st  wards 
contain  blocks  of  5  acres  each.  The  streets  run  east  and  west,  and 
north  and  south,  of  course,  intersecting  at  right  angles.  The  streets 
of  the  19th  ward  are  132  feet  wide  each,  with  sidewalks  of  23  feet  wide 
included.  The  streets  of  the  other  wards  are  narrower  as  the  blocks 
are  smaller.  On  nearly  each  side  of  each  street  is  a  narrow  channel, 
through  which  flow  the  limpid  waters  of  City  Creek,  Red  Butte  or 
Emigration  Canyon,  according  to  the  location  of  those  waters.  Shade 
trees  are  planted  by  the  sides  of  these  narrow  streams,  which  are  grate- 
ful to  the  pedestrians  who  tread  the  distant  localities.  The  water  flow- 
ing so  freely,  is  used  for  irrigation  purposes,  for  gardens  aiid  orchards 
throughout  the  city.  The  land  of  the  city  is  cultivated  largely  in  the 
seasons,  every  house  having  its  little  lot  and  generally  orchard,  so  that, 
in  the  early  summer,  from  the  high  or  bench  land,  the  whole  city  looks 
like  one  vast  orchard  with  bloom  and  flower,  and  full  of  fragrance. 
The  streets  are  named  from  the  Temple  block,  north  and  south,  east 
and  west— the  Temple  block  being  the  south-east  block  of  the  17th 
ward.  The  streets,  in  the  20th  and  21st  wards  are  named  after  fruit 
as  Pine,  Chestnut  etc,  and  Mountain  streets,  and  are  narrower.  The 
population  of  Sait  Lake  City  in  1389  was  2),000,  and  is  now  about  22,000. 

The  city  has  a  very  efficient  and  energetic  fire  department ;  has 
extensive  water  works,  whose  mains  are  laid  through  the  principal 
streets,  with  a  good  supply  of  pure  water  for  culinary  purposes  and 
protection  from  tire.  The  Salt  Lake  Gas  Company  has  pipes  laid 
along  many  streets;  and  several  stores  and  street  corners  hold  up  the 
JQ  |  grand  electric  light  to  the  benighted  pedestrians. 

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The  horse-car  railroad  company  have  lines  laid  from  the  north- 
west of  the  city  to  the  south-east,  and  from  north-east  to  south-west. 
The  lines  centre  al  the  square  of  the  streets,  intersecting  at  the  Deseret 
Bank,  Emporium,  Kimhall  &  Lawrence  and  Godbe  blocks  corners,  run- 
ning in  eight  different  directions,  leaving  the  double  line  between  the 
Emporium  and  Godbe's  corners  every  half  hour,  as  well  as  from  the 
terminus  of  each  line.  These  cars  are  well  patronized  by  the  public, 
and  the  wonder  now  is,  that  the  large  city  could  do  without  them  so 
long.  So  popular  have  they  become,  that  new  routes  are  in  contempla- 
tion, and  the  older  ones  are  lengthening. 
There  are  several 

PLACES  OF  INTEREST 

Throughout  the  city,  which  invite  the  visits  of  strangers,  and  public 
buildings  of  note  which  attract  tourists  and  sight-seekers.  The  Tem- 
ple block  is  about  the  most  noted.  It  is  a  square  of  ten  acres,  sur- 
rounded by  a  wall  10  feet  high,  built  of  adobes,  but  plastered,  and 
with  a  coping  of  well  cut  stone,  having  a  broad  gate  in  the  centre  of 
each  of  the  north,  south,  east  and  west  walls.  This  block  contains 
several  buildings  erected,  and  in  course  of  erection,  in  connection  with 
the  worship  and  practices  of  the  Latter-Day  Saints. 

THK  TEMPLE, 

In  course  of  erection,  is  situated  on  the  eastern  part  of  the  block,  its 
main  entrance,  about  25  feet  from  the  wall,  directly  in  the  centre,  be- 
tween north  and  south  walls.  It  is  2CO  feet  in  length,  east  and  west, 
and  100  feet  wide.  The  foundation  is  laid  16  feet  below  the  surface  of 
the  earth,  and  is  16  feet  in  thickness,  built  of  a  reddish  quartzite,  very 
hard  and  durable.  This  foundation  is  built  on  the  most  scientific 
principles,  in  the  reversed  arch  plan,  so  that  the  vast  weight  of  the 
great  walls  may  be  distributed  equally.  The  walls  built  on  this  foun- 
dation are  9  feet  9  inches  broad.  They  are  of  light-colored  gray  gran- 
ite, once  part  of  the  eternal  wal's  of  the  everlasting  Wasatch  Moun- 
tains, and  taken  from  Little  (  ottonwood  Canyon,  a  distance  of  18 
miles  southeast  from  the  city,  brought  thither,  formerly  by  oxen,  but 
now  by  rail.  On  the  14th  day  of  February,  1853,  the  ground  for  the 
Temple  was  consecrated,  and  on  the  6th  day  of  April,  1853,  the  corner 
stones  were  laid  with  solemn  and  imposing  ceremonies.  The  walls 
are  now  (1883)  raised  about  60  feet  from  the  ground,  and  will  be,  accord- 
ing to  the  elevations  and  ]  Ian,  100  feet  high.  They  are  6  feet  6  inches 
thick  but  will  terminate  at  5  feet. 

This  structure  is  of  elegant  design  and  fine  proportions,  and  will 
bean  unique  and  remarkable  building.  Three  towers  will  be  erected 
on  each  end ;  east  and  west,  the  centre  ones  of  which  will  stand  higher 
than  its  fellows,  rising  to  an  altitude  of  200  feet.  A  circular  stairway 
in  each  will  wind  around  a  column  4  feet  in  diameter.  From  the  pres- 
ent appearance  of  its  walls,  and  the  drawings  and  elevations  published, 


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this  edifice  will  be  a  marvel  of  beauty,  strength  and  solidity.  The  work 
has  already  cost  upwards  of  $3.000,000,  and,  it  is  estimated,  cannot  be  fin- 
ished at  less  than  $10,000,000.  It  is  not  designed  for  public  divine  services, 
but  for  ceremonies  peculiar  to  the  Latter-Day  Saints'  faith,  such  as 
washings,  anointings,  baptisms,  ordinations,  sealiugs,  prayer  circles 
and  other  rites,  both  for  the  living  and  the  dead.  These  ceremonies 
are  now  being  celebrated  in 

THE  ENDOWMENT  HOUSE, 

Which  is  situated  on  the  same  block,  until  the  Temple  is  completed 
and  dedicated.  This  house,  a  plain  square  building  of  adobes, 
may  be  considered  as  a  temporary  and  miniature  temple  internally. 

Conspicuous  to  the  eyes  of  the  spectator  in  glancing  over  the  city, 
from  any  elevated  position,  is 

THE  TABERNACLE. 

This  is  erected  on  the  same  block,  directly  west  of  the  Temple.  It 
is  a  remarkable  piece  of  architecture,  iii  the  form  of  an  ellipse  or  oval, 
its  transverse  diameter  being  233  feet  and  its  conjugate  133  feet,  in  the 
inside,  being  70  feet  in  height  from  floor  to  ceiling.  On  its  46  pillars 
made  of  red  sandstone,  rests  its  huge  roof,  rising  dome-shape,  in  form 
of  a  vast  ogee  or  cyma  reversa,  without  the  support  of  pillars,  having 
one  single  span  from  end  to  end  and  from  side  to  side.  This  roof  is  ten 
feet  through,  made  of  heavy  lattice  work,  bolted  together  in  the  most 
skillful  and  mechanical  manner.  A  spacious  gallery  is  erected  inside, 
occupying  about  three-fourths  of  the  sides,  the  west  end  being  occupied 
by  the  rostrum;  this,  alone,  capable  of  accommodating  3,750  persons. 
The  whole  building  is  said  to  be  capable  of  seating  13.452  persons* 
There  are  twenty  doors  to  this  edifice,  most  of  which  are  nine  feet 
wide,  and  the  full  congregation  can  effect  an  exit  in  one  and  a  half 
minutes. 

In  the  west  end  of  the  interior  is  the  rostrum,  the  rows  of  seats  in 
the  centre  being  graded  for  the  occupancy  of  the  official  authorities  of 
the  church,  from  the  President  to  the  Bishops.  At  the  rear  of  the  ros- 
trum is  the  grand  organ,  and  at  the  sides,  in  front  of  which,  are  seats 
for  a  choir  of  a  hundred  singers.  This  organ  when  constructed  was  the 
largest  instrument  built  in  America,  and  is  now  the  third  largest  in 
the  United  States.  This  instrument  was  wholly  built  by  Utah  artisans 
from  material  obtained  here,  with  the  exception  of  the  metal  pipes. 
These  pipes  number  nearly  three  thousand,  the  largest  of  which  is  two 
feet  square  and  thirty-two  feet  long.  It  is  thirty  feet  deep  by  thirty 
feet  wide,  rising  fifty-eight  feet  to  the  summits  of  the  great  towers.  It 
has  three  manuals,  great  and  swell,  heavily  filled.  Its  tone  and  volume 
are  full  and  the  edifice,  so  large  in  its  proportions,  enable  its  power  to 
be  appreciated  and  felt.  j  «j 

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Salt  Lake  City* 


The  next  building  that  strikes  the  eye  is 

THE  SALT  LAKE  ASSEMBLT  HALL, 

Also  erected  on  this  block.  It  is  well-built  of  granite,  squared  and 
pointed,  and  presents  a  good  substantial  appearance.  It  is  12)  fee  long 
by  68  feet  broad,  the  walls  rising  33  feet  to  the  square.  The  central 
spire  is  136  feet  in  height  from  the  ground  and  the  walls  are  ornament- 
ed by  twenty  graceful  minarets,  each  21  feet  high.  From  floor  to  ceil- 
ing is  40  feet,  and  a  broad  gallery  encircles  the  entire  hall.  The  ceiling 
is  adorned  with  historical  and  biblical  studies  in  fresco.  At  the  west 
end  stands  a  lino  organ  and  seats  for  the  choristers.  It  will  seat  about 
3,500  worshippers,  and,  being  only  used  for  winter  and  evening  meet- 
ings, it  is  comfortably  heated  and  lighted.  The  walls  are  calsomined 
in  tints,  the  wainscotting  and  seats  are  well  grained  and  the  whole  in- 
ternal finish  is  elaborate  and  tasteful.  This  hall  cost  about  §130,000  and 
presents  a  pleasing  appearance. 

THE  THEATRE 

Is  situated  on  the  corner  of  First  South  and  First  East  streets.  It  is 
built  of  rock  and  adobe,  with  a  handsome  granite  finish,  rather  after 
the  Doric  style,  having  massive  cornices  and  fluted  pillars,  and  is  an 
imposing  building  to  the  eye.  It  is  175  feet  long  and  80  feet  wide,  and 
from  floor  to  ceiling  is  about  40  feet  high.  It  is  substantially  built  and 
the  stockholders  are  determined  to  make  it  commodious,  tasteful,  useful 
and  safe.  The  stage  is  62  feet  deep  by  32  feet  at  the  proscenium,  fully 
furnished  with  scenery  (some  of  which  display  the  finest  art  and  im- 
agination and  best  skill,)  traps  and  properties.  This  theatre  has  an 
orchestra,  parquette,  dress  circle,  three  upper  circles  and  four  private 
boxes— two  of  the  latter  on  each  side  of  the  proscenium.  It  will  seat 
about  1,500  persons  comfortably  and  is  well  furnished.  It  is  tastefully 
and  elaborately  finished,  presenting  in  its  ample  lighting  a  rich  ap- 
pearance. In  all  its  appointments — in  dressing  rooms,  orchestra,  stage 
mechanics  and  property  rooms — it  is  equal  to  any  theatre  on  the  con- 
tinent. At  the  suggestion,  and  by  the  instructions  of  the  stockholders, 
of  (his  grand  building,  the  managers  are  making  many  improvements 
and  decorations,  as  rapidly  as  possible,  throughout  its  entire  interior; 
and  they  purpose  to  expend  on  it  no  less  a  sum ,  altogether,  than  $60,000. 
It  is  a  theatre  that  the  West,  and  especially  Utah,  may  be  justly  proud 
of.  Some  of  the  most  talented  and  famed  artists  of  America  and  Eu- 
rope have  strutted  their  brief  hours  upon  this  stage,  and  comedians  of 
all  comicalities  and  variable  abilities  have  lived  their  mimic  lives, 
with  corresponding  applause  and  laughter,  here  also. 

The  theatre  is  leased  by  the  popular  dramatic  caterer  and  sucessful 
and  talented  promoter  of  genuine,  entertaining  and  pure  public 
amusements,  Mr.  J.  H.  Haverly,  Esq.,  of  Chicago.  Messrs.  H.  B.  Claw- 
son,  John  T.  Caine  and  David  McKenzie  are  the  careful,  wise  aud  judi- 
cious managers. 


L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City 


Ca-sh  paid  for  Hides,  Woo!  and  Furs,  W«  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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THE  CITY  HALL, 

Built  at  a  cost  of  $70,000,  stands  on  the  south-east  corner  of  First  East 
and  First  South  streets,  about  16)  feet  obliquely  from  the  theatre.  It 
is  60  feet  square,  two  stories  high,  constructed  of  red  sandstone,  and  is 
surmounted  with  a  clock  tower.  It  contains  offices  for  all  the  city 
functionaries,  from  Mayor  to  Watermaster,  including  a  room  for  Al- 
derman's or  Justice's  courts  as  well  as  a  Council  chamber  for  the  City 
Fathers  to  deliberate  therein.  The  Territorial  Legislature  meets  here 
to  enact  laws  and  discuss  bills  bienially.  The  City  Prison  stands  at 
the  rear  of  this  hall  and  is  also  built  of  red  s  tndstone,  constructed  so 
that  criminals  may  not  cut  through  the  cement.  It  is  strongly  made, 
costing  about  $40,000. 

THE  COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE 

Is  situated  on  the  north-east  corner  of  the  intersection  of  Second  West 
and  Second  South  streets.  It  is  a  large  square  building  of  two  stories, 
with  a  deep  basement  consisting  of  several  rooms  used  as  cells  for 
county  prisoners.  The  foundation  and  basement  are  of  rock,  the  walls 
5  |  of  adobe,  plastered.  The  county  officials,  namely,  the  Probate  Judge, 
Clerk,  Sheriff,  Recorder  and  Assessor  and  Collector,  have  offices  on 
the  floor  of  the  first  story.  A  large,  well-lighted,  furnished  and  com- 
modious court-room,  with  jurors'  rooms,  cover  the  second  story.  It  is 
kept  in  good  order  and  repair,  clean  and  airy.  It  cost  about  £23,000. 
THE  CHUKCHES. 

As  we  have  said,  the  Latter-Day  Saints  meet  on  Sunday  mornings 
and  afternoons  in  the  Tabernacle  during  summer,  and  in  the  Assembly 
Hall  during  the  latter  part  of  spring,  fall  and  winter.  In  every  Bish- 
op's ward  in  the  city  they  also  hold  meetings  every  Sunday  night, 
either  in  the  school-house  of  the  ward  or  in  a  chapel  or  hall  dedicated 
for  that  purpose.  John  Taylor  and  his  counselors  preside  over  the 
whole  church,  but  at  the  Tabernacle  or  Assembly  Hall  the  Presidency 
of  the  Salt  Lake  County  Stake  preside.  In  each  ward  meeting,  the 


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bishop  and  his  two  counselors  preside.  Over  this  stake  of  Zion,  Elders 
Angus  Cannon  is  President  and  D.  O.  Calder  and  Joseph  E.  Taylor  his 
counselors. 

THE  EPISCOPALIANS 

Have  a  neat  cathedral,  named  St.  Mark's,  built  of  red  sandstone,  solid 
and  substantial,  with  little  or  no  ornamental  work  on  the  interior.  It 
is  comfortably  furnished  with  pew?,  and  the  chancel  is  neat  and  pre- 
sents an  imposing  ecclesiastical  appearance.  Bishop  D.  S.  Tuttle  is 
Rector  and  the  Rev.  N.  F.  Putnam  and  the  Rev.  G.  D.  B.  Miller  are  as- 
sistants. During  the  year  an  addition  was  built  to  the  Cathedral  on 
the  east  side,  in  which  is  a  magnificent  organ  and  room  for  the  choir. 
It  is  quite  attractive  and  an  improvement  to  the  interior. 


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ShoemaJters9  Tools  of  all  kinds,   W.  L.  PicJcard,  Salt  Lake. 


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This  Cathedral  is  situate  on  First  South  street,  between  Second  and 
Third  East  streets,  north  side.  This  body  of  Christians  has  also  a  very 
neat  and  imposing  church,  called  St.  Paul  s,  on  the  south-east  corner  of 
East  Temple  and  Fourth  South  streets.  It  is  well  fitted  up  for  worship- 
pers, and  displays  the  usual  chancel,  table  and  desks  for  the  clergy. 
Rev.  Mr.  Armstrong  is  minister. 

THE  EPISCOPAL  METHODISTS 

Have  a  fine  large  church,  built  of  good  brick,  cruciform  in  style,  with 
stained  glass  windows,  of  scriptural  designs,  The  church  is  two  stories 
high,  the  lower  story  having  good,  well  lighted  and  ventilated  school- 
rooms and  parlors.  The  Rocky  Mountain  Seminary  is  held  in  these. 
In  the  upper  story  is  the  large  auditorium,  well  seated  and  comfort- 
able. A  good  and  large  organ  is  erected  to  the  left  of  the  platform  or 
desk.  The  Rev.  T.  c.  IlifT  is  pastor  of  this  church. 
THE  ROMAN  CATHOLICS 

Have  a  good  brick  building  called  St.  Mary  Magdalene.  It  is  pleasrtnt- 
ly  situated  on  Second  East  between  South  Temple  and  First  South  Sts., 
west  side.  It  is  neatly  furnished  and  commodious,  and  the  altar  is 
imposing  and  characteristic  of  the  worship  of  the  old  faith.  The  Rev. 
father  Scanlan  is  pastor,  assisted  by  Rev.  Mr.  Keiley. 

THE  CONGREGATIONALISTS 

Worship  in  a  neat,  plain  building  on  Third  South  street,  between 
East  and  West  Temple  streets,  south  side.  It  is  built  substantially  of 
adobe,  but  its  interior  is  suitable  and  comfortable  for  the  worshippers 
and  hearers.  The  Rev.  F.  T.  Lee  is  pastor. 

THE  PRESBYTERIAN 

Church  is  erected  on  the  north-east  corner  of  Second  East  and  Second 
South  streets.  It  is  built  of  lumber,  Gothic  windows,  a  larger  and  a 
smaller  tower,  of  good  proportions  and  comfortable.  The  basement 
is  built  of  red  sandstone,  which  is  occupied  as  class  rooms  and  for 
prayer  and  business  meetings  in  connection  with  the  church.  The  Rev. 
R.  G.  McNiece  is  the  pastor. 

THE  RE-ORGANIZED  CHURCH 

Of  the  Latter-Day  Saints  have  a  small  neat  brick  building,  as  a  chapel, 
a  little  east  of  the  south-east  corner  of  Second  South  and  Second  East 
streets.  This  is  sometimes  called  the  "Josephite"  church.  Elder 
Joseph  Luff  is  the  presiding  officer  under  the  authority  of  Elder  W.  W. 
Blair,  one  of  the  Twelve  Apostles  of  that  organization. 

THE  BAPTIST  CHURCH. 

The  Baptists  have  no  church  building,  but  meet  in  Pendleton's 
^!  Hall,  west  of  the  Walker  Opera  House.  They  have  an  organization, 
t—  j  and  hold  services  every  Sunday,  conducted  by  G.  Morse,  M.  D.,  until  a 

L.  Goldberg  has  the  lafg-est  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  Citj 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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pastor  is  elected,  and  in  the  absence  of  Rev.  D  wight  Spencer,  President  l-^ 

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church  during  the  present  year.  !  C^ 

THE  LUTHERANS  i  £d 

Meet  in  St.  Mark's  Schoolroom,  and  have  service  every  Sunday.     The  <  £jj 

hearers  are  principally  Scandinavian  and  German.     Rev.  Mr.  Hill  is  |  Q 

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Church,  for  Scandinavian  services,  meet  in  the  parlors  of  the  Methodist 

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THE  LIBERAL  INSTITUTE 

Is  a  fine  square  building,  situated  north  of  the  Presbyterian  Church. 
Is  used  for  public  lectures,  especially  on  Spiritualism,  Secularism  and 
other  subjects  not  generally  treated  on  in  churches.  Public  meetings, 
political  and  social,  are  held  in.  it.  It  was  built  by  the  out-comers  from 
Mormonism,  and  supplies  a  want  felt  in  all  cities  where  a  free  an  I  lib- 
eral element  exists.  It  i.s  well  lighted  an  I  pi  tinly  furnished,  and  com- 
fortable at  all  seasons. 

EDUCATIONAL. 

Not  only  is  there  a  public  schoolhouse  in  every  Bishop's  ward  in 
the  city,  organized  and  sustained  to  impart  a  rudimental  education, 
but  there  are  several  excellent  institutions  and  edifices  devoted  to  the 
teaching  of  the  higher  branches  of  learning.  These  institutions  are 
presided  over  by  scholarly  gentlemen,  of  high  attainments  and  exten- 
sive erudition  ;  their  marked  ability,  for  the  noble  and  generous  work, 
place  them  in  the  front  ranks  as  educators,  all  graduates  of  rioted  uni-  |  , 
versities. 

THE    DESSRET  UNIVERSITY.  |  ' 

This  institution  has  no  permanent  building  at  present,  but  one  is  t? 
in  course  of  erection  which  will  be  suitable  and  commodious.  We  are 
sorry  to  learn  that  by  some  unfortunate  misunderstanding  with  His 
Excellency,  the  Governor  of  the  Territory,  the  progress  of  the  building 
was  arrested  by  his  refusing  to  sign,  at  the  last  session  of  the  Territor- 
ial Legislature,  an  economical  appropriation  for  its  completion.  It  is 
to  be  hoped  that  no  such  calamity  may  befall  it  next  session,  which 
will  meet  in  January,  1884.  At  present  the  students  convene  in  a  large 
building  near  Union  Square.  It  has  an  average  attendance  of  2')0,  is 
well  supplied  with  mathematical,  philosophical  and  chemical  appar- 
atus, has  a  valuable  cabinet  of  minerals  and  curiosities,  and  has  a  I  p 
library  of  standard  and  miscellaneous  works,  consisting  of  2,600  vol-  |  {*?* 
umes.  Professor  J.  W.  Park,  M.  D.,  is  principal,  assisted  by  Prof,  Tor-  ! 
onto  and  Prof.  Kingsbury.  It  is  partially  supported  by  fees,  but  the  O 
Legislature  appropriates  $5,000  annually  towards  its  support,  provld-  c-t 

3ardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats?  Gaps  &  ClotMng 


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live  students  from  different  parts  of  the  Territory. 


progress  of  the  pupils  in  manners,  moials  and  ability  is  marked. 

THE  SALT  LAKE  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTE. 
This  school  is  conducted  and  supported  by  the  Presbyterian  Church. 
It  was  organized  eight  years  ago,  and  has  at  present  about  2 JO  pupils. 
Though  under  the  charge  of  this  Christian  body,  it  is  unseciarian,  yet 
moral  training  is  not  overlooked,  being  distinguished  for  its  moral  and 
intellectual  progress  and  worth.  Prof.  J.  M.  Coyner,  Ph.  D.,  an  earnest 
and  devoted  educator,  is  Superintendent,  assisted  by  talented  and 
learned  teachers,  graduates  of  the  best  colleges  in  the  United  States. 
This  body  of  Christians  have  opened  free  schools  in  other  parts  of  the 
city,  where  all  who  apply  will  receive  the  beneiit  of  a  free  tuition. 
They  are  in  charge  of  educated  and  experienced  teachers. 

SALT  LAKE  ACADEMY 

Is  connected  with  the  Congregational  Church  in  Utah,  but  under  the 
protection  of  the  New  West  Educational  Association.  It  convenes,  at 
present,  in  Independence  Hall;  but  an  elegant  building,  nearly  fin- 


ST.  MARK'S  SCHOOL. 

This  educational  institution  was  opened  in  1867,  and  is  under  the 
auspices  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church.  It  has  an  average  at- 
tendance of  350  pupils,  classified  in  e'even  grades,  having  an  efficient 
tutor  over  each  grade.  The  school  in  some  departments  is  held  in  St. 
Mark's  school,  a  large  two-story  building,  with  good  light  and  commo- 
dious rooms,  situated  nearly  opposite  the  City  Hall ;  other  depart- 
ment meet  in  the  basement  of  the  Cathedral,  and  still  other  classes  in 
Rowland  Hal!,  in  the  18th  Bisho  •'.<  Ward.  This  hall  was  built  i  i 
1381,  was  the  gift  of  Mrs.  Benjamin  Rowland  of  Philadelphia,  bestowed 
pnd  erected  in  memory  of  her  late  husband.  The  whole  is  under  the  su- 
pervision of  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop  D.  S.  Tattle,  of  the  Diocese  of  Utah,  and 
Idaho.  Rev.  G.  D.  B.  Miller  is  Principal,  assisted  by  a  corps  of  profi- 
cient professors  and  tuto"rs. 

ST.  MARY'S  ACADEMY, 

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on  First  West,  between  First  and  Second  South  streats,  west  side.    The 
grounds  are  ample,  and  under  the  supervision  of  the  devoted  and  self-     j  ^0 
sacrificing  "Sisters,"  arc  neat  and  tastefully  kept.    It  has  110  young 
lady  pupils,  boarders,  and  150  day  pupils,  trom  this  and   adjacent  ter- 
ritories.   On  the  same  grounds  and  nearly  adjoining,  is  St.  Joseph,       ?3 
conducted  under  the  same  thoughtful  direction  of  the  Sisters,  and  is 
characterized  with  good  discipline  and  moral  and  intellectual  train- 
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ished,  called  Hammond  Hall,  in  the  Ninth  Ward,  will  be  opened  in  a 
few  weeks  for  its  use.  It  will  be  classified  in  the  several  grades  of 
study  and  will  possess  every  advantage  which  mark  similar  Institu- 
tions in  the  Eastern  States.  Prof.  E.  Benner  is  Superintendent,  and 
is  assisted  by  professors  and  tutors  of  high  standing,  superior  ability 
and  great  professional  experience,  which  make  them  successful  and 
respected.  Other  schools,  in  connection  with  this  movement,  are  or- 
ganized in  several  wards  of  the  city,  where  all  applicants  may  receive 
instructions  free,  under  teachers  of  peculiar  efficiency. 

THE  SALT  LAKE  SEMINARY 

Is  organized  under  the  care  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  situat- 
ed on  Third  South,  between  East  Temple  and  First  East  streets,  north 
side.  ]t  convenes  in  the  ground  story  of  the  church  edifice.  The  sem- 
inary is  in  a  prosperous  condition,  and  the  oversight  of  the  acting  prin- 
cipal, Prof.  T.  W.  Lincoln,  assisted  by  able  and  experienced  teachers. 
It  is  purposed  to  have  a  college  grow  out  of  this  seminary.  The  Wo- 
man's Home  Missionary  Society  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
patronizes  this  institution,  and  it  is  expected  that  this  year  there  will 
be  erected  a  large  building  on  the  grounds  for  the  boarding  of  pupils. 
The  sum  of  §5,000  has  been  raised  already  in  the  East  for  that  purpose, 
by  the  society,  and  nothing  shall  detract  from  its  being  as  excellent  an 
institution  as  means  and  ability  can  accomplish. 

THE  HEBHEWS 

Have  erected  in  this  city,  corner  of  First  West  and  Third  South  streets, 
a  handsome,  cheerful  and  commodious  school  house,  open  for  all  coin- 
ers, especially  for  the  sons  and  daughters  of  the  members  of  that 
church. 

Private  schools  are  common  in  the  wards,  and  are  well  patronized' 
The  ladies  and  gentlemen  devoted  to  this  work  are  persons  of  distinc- 
tion and  are  much  encouraged  in  the  good  enterprises. 

The  citizens  of  Salt  Lake  City  are  universally  interested  in  the  ed 
ucation  of  their  children,  and  year  after  year  greater  facilities  are  of- 
fered for  the  acquisition  of  the  broadest,  highest  and  complete  culture 
that  these  institutions  can  afford.  Most  of  the  teachers  are  graduates 
from  the  best  colleges,  and  not  a  few  from  the  •  ormal  department 
of  Deseret  University. 

BENEVOLENT  SECRET  SOCIETIES. 

These  institutions  are  very  popular  in  the  city,  not  only  are  they 
esteemed  for  the  charitable  uses  for  which  they  are  organize  1,  bat  they 
collect  together  a  number  of  men  of  high  standing  in  morals,  and  of 
vigorous  health.  The  spirit  of  the  institutions  is  broad  and  liberal, 
and  the  duties  and  objects  are  very  generously  and  faithfully  executed, 


L.   Toldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W.  Lu  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City 

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THE  FREE  AND  ACCEPTED  MASONS, 

Or  Free  Masons,  have  a  Grand  Lodge,  organized  January  16th,  1872, 
which  meets  the  second  Tuesday  in  November  annually,  governing 
seven  subordinate  lodges,  three  of  which  a?e  organized  in  Salt  Lake 
City  as  follows : 

THE  WASATCH  LODGE  OF  A.  F.  &  A.  M.  NO.   I. 
Regular  meetings  the  second  Friday  in  each  month,  at  Masonic 
Hall  011  East  Temple  street. 

MOUNT   MORTAH  LODGE,  NO.  II. 

Regular  meetings  the  second  Monday  in  each  month,  at  Masonic 
Hall. 

ARGKNTA  LODGE,  NO.  III. 

Regular  meetings  the  first  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at  Masonic  Hall. 
In  connection  with   Free  Masonry,  though  not  governed  by  the 
Grand  Lodge,  yet  members  must  be  associated  w.th  some  subordinate 
lodge,  are 

UTAH  ROYAL  ARCH    CHAPTER,  NO.  I. 

Regular  convocations  the  first  Wednesday  in  each  month  at  Ma- 
sonic Hall.  And  the 

UTAH  COMMANDERY  NO.  I. 

Knights  Templar,— regular  conclaves  the  first  Thursday  in  each 
month  at  Masonic  Hall. 

THE     MASONIC  HALL 

Is  beautifully  furnished,  and  comfortable  as  a  lady's  parlor.  The  ceil- 
ing is  elaborately  furnished  with  paintings  illustrating  the  several  de- 
grees of  Masonry,  and  incidents  in  connection  writh  the  history  and 
degrees  of  the  mystic  tie. 

THE  GRAND  LODGE 

Of  Masons  has  a  large  room  fitted  up  comfortably  as  a  library  and 
reading  room,  open  to  the  public  daily,  free,  for  reading  and  circula- 
tion. The  library  contains  about  6,000  volumes,  and  periodicals  from 
the  most  important  cities  of  the  Union. 

THE  ODD  FELLOWS. 

This  excellent  order  has  rooms  beautifully  fitted  up  in  the  stories 
over  the  Deseret  National  Bank,  In  Salt  Lake  City  they  have  three 
lodges. 

UTAH  LODGE,  NO.  1.— Meets  every  Thursday  at 7. 30,  p.  m.,  in  rooms 
over  G.  M.  Scott  &  Co's  store,  on  East  Temple  street. 

SALT  LAKE  LODGE  NO.  2.  o.  F.— Meets  every  Friday  at  7,30  p.  m., 
over  Deseret  Bank. 

JORDON  LODGE  NO.  3,  O   F., 
Meets  every  Monday  at  7:30  p.  m.,  over  Deseret  Bank. 

Besides  these  are  lodges  of^Knights  of  Pythias,  Temples  of  Honor, 


You  can  save  1O  per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.Croldberg's 


W  ALTON'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Rider*. 

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Knights  of  Honor  and  Good  Templars—  lodges  organized  and  in  ex- 
cellent order,  meeting  regularly  at  their  several  balls  and  rooms. 
NEWSPAPER  OFFICES. 

There  are  four  daily  papers  issued  in  the  city—  "The  Deseret  F.ve- 
ning  News,"  "The  Salt  Lake  Daily  Herald"  (morning  issue,)  "The  Salt 
Lake  Daily  Tribune"  (morning  issue)  and  "The  Evening  Chronicle." 
Besides  these  are  several  weekly  and  monthly  papers,  namely  the 
*kBikuben,"  (Scandinavian)  a  weekly*  the  "Woman's  Exponent,"  a 
bi-weekly,  the  "Juvenile  Instructor,"  a  bi-weekly,  the  "Rocky  Moun- 
tain Christian  Advocate,"  a  monthly  religious  paper,  the  ''Utah 
Commercial,"  a  monthly,  the  "Contributor,"  a  monthly,  ^Tfce 
Deseret  Home,"  a  monthly,  and  "Tullidge's  Quarterly." 

The  public  are  always  apprised  of  the  various  amusements  that  are 
open  by  the  daily  publication  of  the  "Salt  Lake  Theatre  Programme," 
and  the  ^Operascope." 

THE    vVALKER  OPERA  HOUSE. 

This  beautiful  structure  is  situated  a  few  yards  west  of  the  Walker 
Bros'  Bank,  and  was  erected  in  1882  by  that  firm.  It  has  a  fine,  impos- 
ing front,  and  an  attractive  appearance.  Two  stories  and  a  lofty  base- 
ment appear  in  front.  One  store  on  each  side  of  the  large  and  com- 
modious doorway,  and  the  stories  above  are  occupied  by  Knights  of 
Pythias  and  other  benevolent  societies.  The  Opera  House  is  a  mag- 
nificent building,.165  feet  long,  67  feet  wide,  and  60  feet  from  floor  to 
ceiling.  The  interior  is  highly  ornamented  and  gorgeously  decorated, 
having  a  pleasing  effect  on  all  who  enter.  It  has  a  large  stage,  supplied 
with  fine  scenery  and  the  necessary  machinery,  traps  and  properties, 
making  it  effective  for  all  demands.  The  drop  scene  is  a  beautiful 
work  of  art,  and  the  fancy  sketch  above  the  scene  on  the  permanent 
wall  is  very  pleasing.  It  has  a  parquette,  dress  circle,  two  upper  cir- 
cles, and  three  private  circles  each  side  of  the  proscenium.  It  has  also 
a  spacious  orchestra,  and  every  appointment  necessary  for  a  desirable 
theatre.  It  is  pretty,  commodious  and  very  popular,  not  being  sur- 
passed by  any  house  west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  The  proprietors 
will  make  it  in  every  way  a  desirable  place  for  the  lovers  of  the  divine 

art. 

It  is  under  the  able,  careful  and  generous  management  of  Dr.  D. 
Banks  McKenzie  and  is  often  engaged  or  given  for  the  popular  Sunday 
evening  lectures,  through  his  influence  and  urbanity. 


SUBURBAN  ATTRACTIONS. 


WHERE  TO  DRIVE. 

It  is  a  most  pleasant  drive  to  start  from  Main  street  through  to  the 
north-eastern  portion  of  the  city  and,  after  passing  along  the  elevated        c* 

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Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Ladies  Saddles  in  great  Tariety  at  W.  L.  Picfcard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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streets  of  the  north  bench,  to  descend  again  to  South  Temple  street  at 
a  point  near  the  eastern  limits  of  the  city.  Continue  thence  due  east, 
ascending  to  the  eastern  bench,  and  a  short  drive  of  a  little  more  than 
a  mile  brings  you  to 

FORT  DOUGLAS. 

This  delightful  fort  is  the  principal  military  post  in  Utah.  During 
the  last  few  years  it  has  been  entirely  rebuilt,  and  the  old  log  barracks 
and  weather-board  quarters  have  been  replaced  by  stout  and  comfort, 
able  buildings  of  a  pink  sandstone  that  forms  the  bluffs  overlooking 
the  camp.  The  officers'  residences  have  been  arranged  in  a  handsome 
crescent  at  the  head  of  the  level  parade  ground,  and  afford  a  splendid 
view  of  the  neighboring  city  and  the  whole  broad  and  magnificent 
valley.  The  post  is  under  the  command  of  Col.  Alexander  M.  McCook, 
an  officer  of  the  Sixth  Infantry,  a  large  portion  of  his  regiment  being 
statiored  here.  Driving  through  the  fort  and  past  the  military  ceme. 
tery,  the  traveller  will  enjoy  thepleasant  hill  and  dale  country  beyond; 
especially  as  he  will  speedily  be  brought  up  short  at 
WAGNER'S  BREWERY. 

This  tine  property  possesses  interest  aside  from  the  sparkling  bev- 
erage which  we  will  admit  to  be  its  chief  attraction.  It  is  one  of  the 
largest  breweries  in  the  west,  is  orderly  and  clean  and  produces  beer  of 
excellent  quality.  Being  about  4  miles  from  the  city,  it  offers  a  good 
turning  point  in  a  pleasant  drive.  The  road  home  can  be  varied  adinfi- 
nitunt,  and  can  be  made  to  take  in 

FULLER'S  HILL. 

Take  either  the  llth  Ward  or  1st  Ward  cars,  starting  from  the  "Em- 
porium" corner  every  .half  hour.  Ask  the  driver  to  put  you  off  at  Ful- 
ler's Hill.  Here  can  be  found  all  kinds  of  out-door  games,  swings,  cro- 
quets, etc.,  including  a  camera  obscura.  The  prettiest  view  of  Salt 
Lake  City  can  be  had  from  Fuller's  Hill,  and  the  gardens  are  well  worth 
visiting.  They  can  be  reached  by  an  easy  carriage  drive. 

Another  drive  is  to  take  the  State  road  for  two  and  one-half  miles 
southward,  turn  the  next  corner  for  the  east,  next  corner  for  the  south 
driving  as  far  as  Winder's  farm;  then  turn  again  to  the  east  and  the 
traveller  will  soon  reach 

CALDER'S  FARM. 

This  pleasant  resort  is  between  four  and  five  miles  from  the  city. 
It  is  cool,  verdant  and  delightful.  There  is  a  large  lake  with  boats' 
swings,  groves,  etc.  Admission  25  cents. 

The  traveller  can  vary  his  return  home  by  coming  through  the 
fields,  avoiding  the  State  road  and  leaving  it  to  the  west. 

Still  another  drive  is  to  go  due  north  from  the  Walker  House  over 
the  hill  to  the  Warm  Sulphur  Baths.  On  the  way,  a  charming  view  of 
the  city  and  surrounding  country  is  obtained  from  a  commanding 

L.  GOti>BERG,  LEADING  CI.OTHTKR,  Salt  Lake  City 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Pairs,  to  W.  L.  Picfeard,  Salt  Lab*. 
Suburban  Attractions.  195 


point  of  view.  The  drive  may  be  continued  over  a  moderately  inter- 
esting road*,  along  the  base  of  the  Wasatch  mountains,  past  the  Hot 
Spring  lake  to  the  Hot  Springs  themselves,  which,  although  more  pic- 
turesque, differ  in  no  wise  from  those  at  the  Baths  except  by  their  in- 
creased heat.  They  are  3%  miles  from  the  city. 

WHEKE  TO  WALK  OB  RIDE. 

It  is,  of  course,  very  evident  that  a  horseman  or  a  pedestrian,  if  he 
be  a  good  walker,  can  go  to  any  of  the  places  above  mentioned.  There 
are,  however,  other  interesting  routes  accessible  to  him  that  the  driver 
cannot  well  reach. 

After  going  a  block  north  of  the  Temple,  on  Main  street,  strike  for 
the  hill  on  the  right  and  pursue  the  wagon  road  that  winds  along  the 
edge  of  City  Creek  canyon,  to  the  top  of 

ENSIGN   PEAK. 

This  is  a  rounded  knoll,  easily  accessible,  whose  summit  isl,2DOfeet 
above  the  city.  From  this  elevated  position,  a  most  magnificent  range 
is  visible.  On  a  clear  day,  Mount  Nebo,  the  highest  peak  of  the  Wa- 
satch, 90  miles  due  south,  can  be  seen.  The  view  extends  to  almost  an 
equal  distance  to  the  north.  Westward,  it  takes  in  nearly  all  of  the 
Great  Salt  Lake,  with  its  islands,  and  affords  a  glimpse  of  the  Great 
American  desert.  The  summit  of  Ensign  peak  is  not  more  than  two 
miles  north  of  the  city,  and  it  is  of  peculiar  historical  interest.  It  is 
said  that  years  before  the  pioneers  first  saw  this  valley,  it  had  been 
seen  in  a  vision  by  the  Prophet,  Joseph  Smith,  who  saw  the  *'  Standard 
of  Zion"  unfurled  on  this  same  Ensign  peak.  Hence  its  name. 

A  more  difficult  and  extended  mountain  climb  is  to  the  summit  of 

BLACK   MOUNTAIN, 

Whose  top  can  be  seen,  covered  with  pines,  north  east  of  the  city.  It 
appears  rather  a  hazardous  attempt  on  horseback,  but  the  writer  and 
many  others  have  climbed  these  steeps  in  that  manner  more  than 
once  and  have  been  amply  repaid  by  the  extraordinary  magnificence 
of  the  view.  To  attempt  it,  gain  the  ridge  of  City  Creek  canyon  on  the 
hills  above  the  23th  Ward  bench  and  from  thence  take  a  natural  and 
easy  trail  almost  to  the  summit.  A  little  climb,  and  as  the  top  is 
neared,  a  lovely  view  of  enormous  range  bursts  on  the  adventurer's  as- 
tonished gaze.  We  shall  not  attempt  to  describe  it.  It  takes  in  scores 
of  miles  in  every  direction  and  gives  at  once  a  comprehensive  panor. 
ama  of  the  region.  The  summit  is  about  8,500  feet  above  and  5  miles 
north-east  of  the  city. 

Those  who  prefer  a  walk  or  ride  that  involves  less  climbing,  will 
find  a  charming  road  up  the  canyon  of  City  creek,  north  of  the  city. 
Entering  Eagle  Gate,  the  road  gains  beauty  at  every  step  until  it  cul- 
minates at  a  point  about  8  miles  north  of  the  city.  The  road  is  good 
for  horsemen  and  is  traveled  constantly  by  wagons;  but  is  not  suitable 
for  pleasure  driving,  being  somewhat  rough. 
r—  , 

lon't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  &  Burton  hava  A  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Gtoodf 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  Citj. 

||      196  Pleasure  Resorts. 

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PLEASANT  RESORTS. 

BIG  COTTON  WOOD  CAN  YON. 

A  most  pleasing  summer  trip,  which  can  be  made  in  from  three 
days  to  a  week,  is  an  excursion  on  horseback  to  the  series  of  small 
lakes  at  the  head  of  Big  Cottonwood  Canyon,  in  the  Wasatch  Moun-  J?Q 
tains.  The  direction  from  the  city  is  south-east  and  the  round  trip  is  Q 
one  of  about  fifty  miles.  At  the  canyon  head,  in  summer,  Mr.  Brighton 
has  a  hotel,  affording  good  accommodation,  or  the  margin  of  Trout 
Lake.  The  visitor  can  here  spend  a  few  days  very  pleasantly,  away  j  QQ 
from  the  dust  and  heat  of  the  city,  among  swarthy  pines  and  eternal  !  ^ 
snows.  Short  walks«or  rides  of  a  few  miles  can  be  made  in  several  i  J3 
directions  to  advantage,  the  most  pleasing  being  that  to  Lakes  Phoebe,  j  P* 
Mary,  Martha  and  Katrina,  which  lie  linked  among  the  highest  peaks.  '  Q 
They  are  surrounded  by  scenes  of  surpassing  beauty  and  grandeur  that  ;  [ij 
call  forth  the  highest  sentiments  of  admiration.  \  ty 

LITTLE    COTTONWOOD. 

This  canyon  contains  also  some  fine  natural  scenery,   bat  cannot  \    ~ 

boast  of  such  picturesque  views  as  its  more  formidable  neighbor.    Its  JQ 

summit  is    more  easily  reached,  however,  being  connected  by  rail  M 

from  this  city.    From  Alta,  the  terminus  of  the  road,  a  trail  of  six  Q 

miles  over  the  divide,  leads  to  Brighton's  above  mentioned.    A  good  \  <^ 

trip  for  a  party   of  horsemen  is  to  go  up  one  canyon  and  down  the  M 

other,  making  a  trip  of  about  seventy -five   miles,  lasting  four  or  five  i  QQ 

days,  and  taking  in  some  of  the  best  scenery  our  mountains  afford.  :  ^ 

PARLEY'S  PARK. 

A  third  mountain  jaunt  is  up  Parley's  Canyon,  anothe  r  pass  whose  !  Q 
entrance  is  in  the  sari)  e  direction  as  the  others  but  only  about  seven  Q 
miles  distant.  It  leads  to  Parley's  Park,  about  twenty-five  miles  from 
here,  on  the  eastern  side  of  the  range  seen  from  the  city.  A  good  wagon  O 
or  buggy  road  extends  all  the  way,  and  the  attraction  in  the  Park  is  2 
good  fishing  and  hunting,  pleasant  drives  and  good  fare  at  Kimball's  *A 
Hotel.  A  daily  stage  connects  this  resort  with  the  city. 


AMERICAN  FORK  CANYON.  j 

Take  the  7  a.  m.  Utah  Southern  train  to  American  Fork,  a  village 
thirty-four  miles  south  of  this  city,  in  Utah  Valley  Fare  $1.80.  From 
this  point  will  be  obtained  a  splendid  view  of  Utah  Lake,  a  beautiful 
sheet  of  fresh  water  235  miles  square  At  the  town  put  yourself  under 
the  guidance  of  Eiobert  Kepperneck,— proprietor  of  the  '* American 
Fork  House,"— and  from  him  hire  horses,— or  any  other  conveyance, 
for  the  roads  are  first-class,— and  visit  the  famous  American  Fork  Can- 
yon which  has  been  justly  termed  the  Yoseinite  of  Utah.  It  is  the 


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wildest  and  most  picturesque  defile  in  northern  Utah,  and  is  one  long     | 

You  can  save  lOper  cent  by  buying  Clothing- at  L.  Goldberg's 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

'  C* 

Pleasure  Resorts.  197      M 


series   of    natural  wonders.    uTowers,  battlements,  shattered  castles  ^5 
and  the   images  of  mighty  sentinels,"  a  writer  says,  "exhibit  their 
outlines  against  the  sky.    Rocks,  twisted,  gnarled  and  distorted  ;  here 

a  mass  like  the  skeleton   of  some  colossal  tree  which   lightning  had  ^j 

wrenched  and  burnt  to  fixed   cinder;  there  another,  vast   aud   over-  M 

hanging,  apparently  crumbling  and  thereatening  to  fall  in  ruin."    The  I  .. 

most  striking  portion  of  the  pass  is  included  in  the  first  twelve  miles  K 

from  the  town  and  expedition  would  enable  the  sight-seer  to  return  in  g 

time  to  take  the  home  train  which  leaves  American  Fork   City   at  4.34  \  ~j 
p.  m. 

Other  trips  can  be  made  in  various  directions,  but  we  have  pointed  j  GO 

out  the  more  interesting  of  the  mountain   scenery  surrounding  the  ' 

city.  ;  ^ 

GREAT  SALT  LAKE.  |  H 

Probably  the  most  interesting  feature  of  this  entire  region,  certain-     j 
ly  the  most  famous,  is  the  Great  Salt  Lake  itself,  which  is,  at  its  near- 


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est  point,  about  nine  miles  distant  from  the  city,  but,  owing  to 
the  marshy  character  of  its  shores  it  is  not  easily  accessible  at  this 
point.  The  easiest  methods  of  communication  are  either  by  the  Utah 
Western  Railway,  or  the  Utah  Central,  the  former  running  westward 
to  Lake  Point,  Garfield  and  Black  Rock,  the  latter  northerly  to  Lake 
Shore.  Bathing  in  Salt  Lake  is  a  most  novel  and  pleasing  experience. 
It  is  impossible  to  sink,  Hie  water  is  so  dense  and  buoyant.  The  con- 
stant tendency,  however,  is  for  the  head  to  go  under,  while  the  feet  re- 
main at  the  surface.  But,  with  very  little  practice,  men,  women  and 
children  grow  accustomed  to  its  peculiarities,  and  during  the  warm 
summer  months,  resort  to  it  in  great  numbers  daily,  and  find  in  its 
waters  a  great  source  of  exhilaration  and  refreshment.  The  surround- 
ings of  the  lake  on  its  southern  extremity  are  picturesque;  but  at 
other  points  the  shores  are  a  picture  of  utter  desolation. 

FISHING  AND  HUNTING. 

The  canyon  streams  that  surround  the  city  are  always,  in  season, 
well  stocked  with  trout,  and  are  annually  the  resort  of  professional 
and  amateur  anglers.  It  is  useless  to  particularize,  for  City  Creek, 
Parley's,  Mill  Creek,  Big  and  Little  Cottonwood,  American  Fork  and 
Provo  Canyons  all  have  their  quota  of  the  finny  tribe. 

Those  nimrodswho  are  contented  with  small  game  will  find  their 
quarry  on  the  plains  over  Jordan  river,  in  the  fall  of  the  year.  Hares 
and  jack  rabbits  are  there  in  abundance.  In  the  oak  brush  around 
the  neighboring  foot  hills  are  prairie  chickens;  and  higher  in  the 
mountains  are  pine  hens.  Larger  game,  such  as  deer,  is  rare,  although 
in  early  winter  they  are  frequently  seen  in  goodly  numbers  in  the 
mountains.  Bears  actually  infest  the  mountains  in  the  north-eastern 
and  some  other  portions  of  the  Territory. 

•*4  1   ? 

ttardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


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Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  Piekard's. 


DIGEST  OF   COMMERCIAL  LAW  OF    UTAH. 


COMPILED  BY  S.  W.    DARKE   A  CO, 


ACTIONS. 

Actions  for  the  recovery  t>f  real  estate  or  interest  therein,  or  for  the 
determination  In  any  form  of  such  right  or  interest;  or  for  injury  to 
real  property;  for  the  partition  thereof,  for  the  foreclosure  of  a  mort- 
gage or  other  lien  ;  must  be  brought  in  the  county  in  which  the  land 
or  some  part  thereof  is  situated.  In  all  other  cases  the  action  shall  be  tried 
the  county  where  cause  of  action  originated  or  in  which  the  defend- 
ants or  any  one  of  them  may  reside  at  the  commencement  of  the  ac- 
tion; or  if  none  of  the  defendants  reside  in  the  Territory,  or  if  residing 
in  the  Territory  the  county  in  which  they  reside  be  unknown  to  the 
plaintiff,  the  cause  may  be  tried  in  any  county  which  the  plaintiff 
may  designate  in  the  complaint. 

ARRESTS. 

No  arrest  in  civil  cases  except  when  the  defendant  is  about  to  leave 
the  Territory  with  intent  to  defraud  creditors;  when  the  property  on 
which  action  has  been  brought  to  recover  possession  has  been  concealed 
or  disposed  of;  when  the  defendant  has  been  guilty  of  a  fraud  in  con- 
tracting the  debt ;  when  the  defendant  has  fraudulently  converted  to 
his  own  use  money  or  other  property  of  which  he  had  charge. 
ATTACHMENTS. 

By  filing  bond  of  not  less  than  two  hundred  dollars,  nor  exceeding 
the  amount  claimed,  the  plaintiff  may  have  an  attachment  against 
the  property  of  the  defendant,  both  real  and  personal,  and  debts  due 
defendant,  except  such  as  are  exempt  from  execution. 

CLAIMS  AGAINST  DECEASED  PERSONS. 

All  claims  not  presented  within  ten  months  after  the  first  publica- 
tion of  the  notice  of  the  executors  shall  be  forever  barred ;  except 
when  at  time  of  publication  the  claim  be  not  then  due ;  or  if  it  be  con- 
tingent it  may  be  presented  within  ten  months  after  it  became  due 
or  absolute ;  or  when  the  claimant  had  no  notice  by  reason  of  not  be- 
ing a  resident  of  the  Territory,  it  may  be  presented  any  time  before  a 
decree  of  distribution  is  entered. 

•Sail  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jolted  by  W.  L.  Picfcard.  Salt  Lake  City. 

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CORPORATIONS. 

All  corporations  for  mining,  manufacturing,  commercial  or  other 
industrial  pursuits  must  be  organized  under  the  general  laws  of  the 
Territory. 

CONVEYANCES 

By  deed  must  be  signed  by  the  person  from  whom  the  estate  or  in- 
terest is  intended  to  pass,  or  his  lawful  agent  or  attorney,  and  by  one  or 
more  credible  witnesses,  and  must  be  acknowledged  or  proved  and 
recorded  in  the  office  of  the  recorder  for  the  county  in  which  the  estate 
is  situated.  Every  conveyance  of  real  estate  not  recorded  is  void  as 
against  any  subsequent  purchaser  in  good  faith,  and  for  a  valu- 
able consideration,  of  the  same  real  estate  or  any  portion  thereof, 
where  his  conveyance  is  first  duly  recorded. 

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. 

Proof  or  acknowledgments  of  any  conveyance  of  real  estate  made 
in  this  Territory  must  be  taken  before  and  certified  to  by  some  judge 
or  clerk  of  a  court  having  a  seal,  or  some  notary  public  or  county 
recorder,  or  by  a  justice  of  the  peace  of  the  county  where  the  convey, 
ance  is  executed  and  to  be  recorded.  When  any  of  these  officers  are 
authorized  by  law  to  appoint  a  deputy  such  acknowledgment  or  proof 
may  be  taken  by  any  such  deputy  in  the  name  of  his  principal.  A 
married  woman  may  convey  any  of  her  real  estate,  or  any  interest 
therein  by  conveyance  thereof,  executed,  acknowledged  and  certified 
to,  in  the  same  manner  as  other  persons. 
DEPOSITIONS. 

Depositions  must  be  taken  in  this  Territory  before  a  judge  or  clerk 
of  a  court,  or  a  justice  of  the  peace  or  notary  public.  Notice  of  the  time 
and  place  of  examination  must  be  served  iipon  the  adverse  party. 
Such  notice  must  be  at  least  five  days,  except  the  judge  of  the  court 
giving  the  order  to  take  the  deposition  shall  for  a  cause  shown  pre- 
scribe a  shorter  time. 

TESTIMONY. 

A  person  against  whom  judgment  has  been  rendered  upon  a  con- 
viction for  felony,  unless  pardoned  by  the  Governor,  or  unless  the 
judgment  has  been  reversed  on  appeal,  cannot  appear  as  a  witness.  A 
husband  cannot  be  a  witness  for  or  against  his  wife,  nor  a  wife  for  or 
against  her  husband;  nor  can  either  during  the  marriage  or  after- 
wards, be,  without  the  consent  of  the  other,  examined  as  to  any  com- 
munication made  by  one  to  the  other  during  the  marriage.  This  rule 
does  not  apply  to  any  action  or  proceeding  brought  by  one  against  the 
other, 

DIVORCE. 

The  Probate  courts  have  jurisdiction  in  divorce  and  alimony,  and 
actions  must  be  brought  in  the  court  for  the  county  in  which  plaintiff 

.    f  oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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200  Digest  of  Utah  Laws. 


resides.  The  petition  for  a  bill  of  divorce  must  be  in  writing,  upon 
oath  or  affirmation.  The  courts  may  decree  divorces  from  the  bonds 
of  matrimony  for  any  of  the  following  causes:  impotency  of  the  defend- 
ant at  the  time  of  marriage;  adultery  committed  subsequent  to  mar- 
riage, wijlful  desertion  for  more  than  a  iyear;  habitual  drunkenness 
subsequent  to  marriage;  conviction  lor  felony;  inhuman  treatment  and 
neglect  to  provide  common  necessaries.  No  right  of  dower  exists  in 
this;Territory. 

FRAUDULENT  CONVEYANCES. 

Every  conveyance  of  any  real  estate  or  interest  in  lands,  or  the 
rents  or  profits  of  lands,  and  every  charge  upon  lands,  or  the  rents  or 
profits  thereof,  made  or  created  with  intent  to  defraud  prior  or 
subsequent  purchasers  thereof  for  a  valuable  consideration,  unless  ac- 
companied by  an  immediate  and  actual  change  of  possession,  is  void 
as  against  such  purchasers.  All  deeds  ot  gift,  all  conveyances,  trans- 
fers or  assignments,  verbal  or  written,  of  goods,  chattels  or  things  in 
action  made  in  trust  for  the  use  of  the  person  making  the  same,  is  void 
as  against  the  creditors  existing  or  subsequent  of  such  person.  Every 
contract  for  the  sale  of  any  goods,  chattels  or  things  in  action,  for  the 
price  of  three  hundred  dollars  or  over,  is  void  unless  a  note  or  memo- 
randum of  such  contract  be  made  in  writing  and  subscribed  by  th  e 
parties  to  be  charged  therewith,  or  unless  the  buyer  shall  accept  or  re- 
ceive part  of  such  goods,  or  the  evidences,  or  some  of  the  things  in  ac- 
tion; or  unless  the  buyer  shall  at  the  time  pay  some  part  of  the  pur- 
chase money. 

EXECUTIONS. 

Executions  may  issue  from  courts  of  record  withirj  three  years  from 
the  rendition  of  judgment,  and  any  property  sold  on  an  execution  may 
be  redeemed  within  six  months  after  sale  on  paying  the  purchaser  the 
amount  of  his  purchase  with  six  per  cent,  interest  in  addition,  together 
with  any  assessment  or  taxes  the  purchaser  may  have  paid  thereon. 
The  folio  wing  properly  is  exempt:  chairs,  tables,  desks  and  books  to 
the  value  of  $100;  necessary  household,  table  and  kitchen  furniture; 
wearing  apparel;  one  bed  and  bedstead  and  the  necessary  bedding  for 
every  two  members  of  the  family;  provisions  and  fuel  for  sixty  days; 
the  farming  utensils  and  implements  of  husbandry;  two  oxen,  horses 
or  mules,  and  their  harness;  one  cow  and  calf  for  every  five  persons  in 
the  family,  with  their  food  for  sixty  days;  and  one  cart  or  wagon; 
the  tools  of  a  mechanic;  the  instruments  and  chests  of  a  surgeon,  phys- 
ician, surveyor  or  dentist,  with  their  professional  libraries;  the  law  li- 
brary of  an  attorney  and  the  libraries  of  clergymen;  the  tent  or  cabin 

^i  |     of  a  miner,  and  necessary  tools  used  in  mining  not  exceeding  $400,  and 
j     provisions  for  sixty  days;  the  team  and  cart  or  wagon  of  a  person  who 

.—  |     earns  his  living  by  their  labor,  aud  their  food  for  sixty  days;  the  horse, 
^  |     harness  and  vehicle  of  a  physician,  surgeon  or  clergyman;  the  sewing 

5—  !     machine  in  actual  use  by  the  debtor  or  his  family.  If  the  debtor  be  the 


L.  Goldberg1  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Digest  of  Ltah  Laws.  201      3 


head  of  a  family,  a  further  exemption  is  made  of  five  sheep  and  their 
wool  for  every  person  in  his  family;  two  hogs  and  three  pigs,  and  the 
necessary  food  for  them  for  sixty  days;  all  flax  raised  by  the  family, 
and  the  manufactures  therefrom  for  their  own  use;  the  earnings  of 
snch  debtor  by  his  personal  services  for  sixty  days  next  preceding  the 
levy  to  the  amount  of  $100;  a  homestead  not  exceeding  in  value  $1,000, 
and  $25}  for  each  other  member  of  the  family.  No  property  owned  by 

non-residents  is  exempt, 

JURISDICTION. 

Justices'  courts  have  jurisdiction:  where  the  amount  involved  does 
not  exceed  SWO;  in  an  action  arising  on  contract  for  the  recovery  of 
money;  in  an  action  for  damages  for  injury  to  the  person  or  property, 
or  for  taking  or  detaining  personal  property;  in  an  action  for  a  fine, 
penalty  or  forfeiture;  in  an  action  upon  a  surety,  bond  or  undertaking, 
or  in  an  action  to  recover  possession  of  personal  property,  and  of  suits 
for  the  collection  of  taxes;  in  actions  for  the  possession  of  lands  or  ten- 
ements when  the  relation  of  landlord  and  tenant  exists.  Probate 
courts  have  jurisdiction  in.  all  matters  relating  to  the  settlement  of  th  -i 
estates  of  decedents;  in  matters  of  guardianship  and  in  granting  divorc" 
es  and  alimony.  District  courts  have  jurisdiction  in  proceedings  quo 
ivarranto^  mandamus,  in  all  suits  or  proceedings  in  chancery,  in  all  ac- 
tions at  Jaw  in  which  the  sum  or  value  of  the  thing  in  controversy 
shall  be  1300  or  upwards;  in  all  controversies  where  the  tit.e,  possession 
or  boundaries  of  land  or  mines  or  mining  claims  shall  be  in  dispute* 
whatever  their  value;  in  suits  for  divorce  and  of  habeas  corpus.  The  Su- 
preme Court  has  jurisdiction  in  all  cases  of  appeal  and  proceeding  in 
error  from  the  District  Courts. 

LIENS. 

Any  person  who  shall,  under  contract  from  the  owner,  or  his  agent,  ' 
of  any  building  or  other  improvement,  perform  any  labor  upon  or  fur- 
nish any  material  for  the  construction  or  repairing  of  such  building  or 
improvement,  shall  have  a  lien  upon  such  building  or  improvement 
.and  tha  right  of  possession  of  the  ground  upon  which  the  same  is  situ- 
ated,  with  right  of  way  to  and  from  the  same.  Any  sub-contractor, 
journeyman  or  laborer  employed  in  the  construction  or  repairing  of 
any  building  or  improvement,  or  in  furnishing  any  material  for  the 
same,  may  give  the  owner  notice  in  writing,  setting  forth  the  amount 
of  his  claim  and  the  service  rendered  for  which  his  employer  is  indebt- 
ed to  him  and  that  he  holds  the  owner  responsible  for  the  same,  where- 
upon the  owner  of  the  building  or  other  improvement  shall  be  liable 
for  the  claim  if  indebted  to  the  employee  for  the  amount;  if  not,  then 
for  the  amount  due  from  him  to  the  said  employee  at  the  time  the  no- 
tice was  given.  All  baggage,  goods  and  effects  of  every  person  board- 
ing or  lodging  at  a  hotel,  inn  or  boarding  house,  shall  be  subject  to  the 
lien  of  such  hotel,  inn  or  boarding-house  keeper.  Sales  of  such  effects 
must  be  at  public  auction.  g 

UH  '  __ 

Bardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  SlotMns 

27 


Shoemakers9  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

3  !    202  Digest  of  Utah  Laws. 

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§ 


LIMITATIONS. 


possession  thereof.  Actions  upon  judgment  or  decree  of  court  must  be 
brought  within  five  years.  Actions  upon  any  contract,  obligation  or 
liability  founded  on  a  written  instrument  must  be  brought  within  four 
years.  Actions  upon  an  open  account  for  goods  or  merchandise  must 
be  brought  within  two  years. 


Green  Groceries,  Poultry*  Game  a_nd  Fish  in  season,  Flour,  Grain  and 
Feed.    Bof  Orders  promptly  rilled.     Free  delivery  to  any  part 

of  the  city.     Telephonic  connection. 
70  FIRST  SOI  Til  STRfciET,  opp.  Salt  Lake,  Theatre. 


OKCA.S,  F.  "WEBBER, 

Successor  to  W.  S.  CLAYS. 


CANNED  GOODS,  CALIFORNIA  AND  UTAH  FRUITS 
VEGETABLES,  CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO. 


85T    The  Famous  GRIZZLY,  Boss  5c.  Ci^ar.    ~^a 

33   Second    South   St.,    Salt   Lake    City,  Utah. 


Dealers  in  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries, 

* 


Actions  to  enforce  mechanics'  or  laborers'  liens  must  be  brought 

within  one  year  from  the  completion  of  the  work.    Actions  for  the  re»  | 

covery  ot  real  property,  or  the  possession  thereof,  must  be  brought  j  Q 

within  seven  years  from  the  date  of  losing  such  real  prapeity  or  the  |  H 


I.  o.  epanciffisr. 

Dealer  in  Staple  and  Fancy  Groceries,  ' 


239  MAIN  STREET,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 
T.  C.  Armstrong,  Sr.  E.  L.  Buttcrfield. 

ARMSTRONG  &  BUTTERFIELD, 

Real  Estate.   Loan  and  Collection  Agents. 

Notaries  Public  and  Insurance  Agency. 

1330  Kimball  Block,  First  South  St.,  Opp.  Continental  Hotel, 
SALT  LA  KB:  CITY. 

'  55 
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£ 


CQ 

^ 

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L.  GOLDJBKKO,  LEADING  CLOTIIfKR,  Salt  JLake  City, 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Laka 

METROPOLITAN  HOTEL, 

Corner  West    Temtile  and,  Third  South  Streets- 
SALT  LAKE  CITY* 


OPENED  JUNE  1ST,  1883. 


e  Hmevicftt)  i 

-  -  •-  tJ 


Everything  Srictly  First  Class. 

$2.OO  to  $2.5O  per  day. 

I,.  SIMONS,  Proprietor. 

Jas.  Thomson.  C.  J.  Thomson. 

THOMSON'S 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agency. 

HOUSES  RENTED  &  COLLECTIONS  MADE, 

Money  Loaned  on  Real  Estate  and  Collaterals. 


ALL,  BUSINESS  ATTENDED  TO  PROMPTLY. 

No.  1233   First  South  Street,  west  of  Main, 
P.  O.  Box  951,  SALT  LAKE  CITY. 


Contractors  for  sinking  Common  or  Flowing 
Wells.  Bad  water  curbed  out.  All  kinds  of  pumps  and 
Windmills  for  sale. 


9on*t  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  4  Burton  hua  *  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goo  If 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Fickard's. 

|f;  ESTABLISHED    1852. 

Lloyd  Tevis,  President,  San  Francisco.  I      J.  PJ.  Dooly,  Agent, 

H.  Wadsworth,  Treasurer,       "  Salt  Lake  City. 

Capital  $6,25O,OOO.      Surplus  $2,045,465. 

WelLs,   Fargo   &    Co's  Bank, 

EXCHANGE,  BANKING  AND  EXPRESS  CO. 

San  Francisco,  (Parent  Bank)  -         -        H.  Wadsworth,  Treasurer. 

New  York,  65  Broadway,  (Branch  Bank)    -     H.  B.  Parsons,  Agent. 
Virginia,  Nevada,       -  "  "  C.  C.  Pendegast,  Agent. 

Carson  City,  Nevada,       -      «*  "       -       H.  L.  Tickner,  Agent. 

London,  England,        -  <*        -        Eives  &  Allen,  Agents. 

A  regular  banking  Business  transacted.  Foreign  and  domestic  ex- 
change bought  and  sold.  Special  attention  given  to  the  purchase  and 
sale  of  ores  and  bullion.  Returns  for  collections  promptly  made  at 
current  rates. 


H.  J.  Grant.  B.  S,  Young.  B.  H.  Goddard. 


Successors  to  CR AWT  &  CLAYTON, 

FIRE     and     LIFE    INSURANCE    AGENTS. 

THE  LARGEST  INSURANCE  AGENCY  IN  UTAH. 

We  represent  none  but  First  Class  Companies 

&^"    Ihe  best  is  always  the  Cheapest. 

Office,  Room  5  Hooper  &  Eldredge  Block,  Main  Street, 

SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH. 
HEAD  OUR  LIST.      IT  SPEAKS  FOR  ITSELF. 

FFRE  COMPANIES.  Cash  Assets. 

Ins.  Co  of  North  America  of  Phila.,  (over)    $  8,800,000 

Home  Insurance  Co,  of  New  York,  7,000,000 

Phoenix  Irsurance  Co.  of  Hartford,  4,3 JO ,000 

Hartford  Fire  Ins.  Co.  of  Hartford,  "           4,000,000 


German  American  Ins.  Co.  of  New  York, 

Pennsylvania  Fire  Ins.  Co.  of  Phila., 

Niagara  Fire  Ins.  Co.  of  New  York, 

Liverpool  &  London  &  Globe  Insurance  Company  of 

Liverpool  and  London, 
Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  of  New  York, 

The  Mutual  is  the  Largest  Life  Insurance  Company  i 


3,4UO,000 
2,-0(),OuO 
1,700,000 

12,000,000 
91,700,000 
i  the  World. 


THOMPSON  &  SHURTL1FF, 

Proprietors  of  the 

DEXTER   LIVERY,  PEED   AND   SALE    STABLE. 

26  to  34  Second  South  St. 

SALT  L.AKE  CITY.  UTAH  iO 

All  orders  promptly  attended  to.   Telephone.  '  £ 


You  can  save  1O per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg'* 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  hinds,  W,  L.  Pickasd,  Salt 


SALT    LAKE    CITY 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


c 

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AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEM'NTS     ASSEMBLY  KOOMS,CHUttCHES 

&  WAHD  MEETING  HOUSES. 
Clawson  II  B,  cor  Mam  &  S  T  | 

Hopper  A&  Co  1  E  bet ,  1  & 2  S         ,  Ca.stle  Hall,  Walker  Opera  House 

Johnson  A  J  &  Co  IB  bet  1  &  3  S  cisler's  Hall,  es  E  T  bet  2  &  3  S 

Lowe  Geo  A,  1  tL,  bet  I  <x.  £  b  ronorpo-otiorvil  fhnroh    «;«;  3   <=J  bpf 
Lowell  Jno  W  &  Co,  I  E  bet  1  &  2S  F  T  &  W  T 

Mattison  L  B,  1  E  bet  1  &  a  S  I  o  Q  F  Hal]   ne  cor  E  T  &  l  g 

Naylor  &  Pike*  1  ^  be 1 1  *  .5  S  Liberal  Institute,  es  E  Tbetl  &  2S 

Osborn  O  AI  &  Co ,101  &  10  >  Mam    ;  Masonic  Hall,  ws  E  T  bet  1  &  2  S 

Pacinr9  J V:i?on«>^  Implement  Co,  j  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  ns  3 
1  E  bet  1  &  2  S  $  ket  E  T  <fe  1  E 

'  ^  ?-SA/r      '   Presbyterian  Church,  ne  cor  2  S  & 
o,  oo-oo  01  g  jj 

AMUSEMENTS.  j  l^fa^^es^&'b^rs^&lS1^ 

Salt  Lake  Theatre,  <nr  1  S  &  1  E         St  JViark's  Church  (Episcopal,)  ns      i   ^ 


, 
Walker  Operallouse  2  S  bet  M  &  I W  ,   gt  Mary  Magdeiene  Church  (Cath- 

A  »PTTTTR"^TQ  olic')  ws  2  S  bet  S  T  &  1  S 

AKCid    iE^lb.  ;  flt  Paul's  Chapel,  ss 5  S  bet  1& aW 

;  Tabernacle,  TeiTiple  Block 

Anorell  T  O ysr,  Tample  Block  i  Walker  Opera  House,  ns  2  S  bet  E 

Monhelm  H,  139  Alain  'f  &  w  T 

ARTISTS.  WARD  MEETING  HOUSES. 

Frank  J  Leon,  3  S  bet  1  &  2  E  |  1st   Ward ,  ws  8  E  bet  7  A  8  8 

Pratt  L,  ns  1  S  bet  Main  &  1  E  2nd  Ward,  ns  7  S  bet  4  <fe  5  S 

i  3rd   Ward,  ns  7  S  bet  1  &  2  E 

ASS  A  YE  RS.  i  4th   Ward,  sw  cor  W  T  &  7  S 

j  5th  Ward ,  sw  cor  3  W  &  7  S 

Bishop  F  M,  121  Main  fith   Ward,  ws  3  W  bet  4  &  5S 

Foote  Frank,  lit  Main  j  7th    Wai d,  ns  5  S  bet  W  T  &  1  W 

McVicker  Jno,  131-132  Alain  j  8th  Ward,  ris  4  S  bet  1  &  3  E 

Steward  W  G  M,  87-89  Main  i  iith  Ward,  sw  cor  4  S  &  5  E  17? 

* 

Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W.  L,.  Fiekard,  Salt  Lake  City 


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Salt  Lake  City  Business  Directory. 


lOthWard, 
llth  Ward, 
12th  Ward, 
lath  Ward, 
14th  Ward. 
15th  Ward, 
16th  Ward, 
17th  Ward, 
18th  Ward, 
19th  Ward, 
20tn  Wara, 
21st  Ward, 


sw  cor  4  S  &  8  E 

sw  cor  1  S  &  8  E 

es  1  S  bet  4  &  5  E 

us  2dS  bet  1  &  2E 

ss  1  S  bet  W  T  &  1  W 

sa  1  S  bet  3  &  4  W 

He  cor  1  N  &  4  W 

ss  1  N  bet  \V  T  &  1  W 

ue  cor  S  T  &  1  E 

sw  cor  2  W  <s  4  N 

Garden  bet  Spruce  &  Fir 

Fruit  bet  Ash  &  Beach 


ATT O  UN  E  Y  S- AT-L  A  W . 

Bennett,  Harkness  &  Kirkpatrick. 

113  Main 

Bird  &  Lowe,  1222  2d  S 
Blandin  Chas  F,  83  Main 
Boreman  &  Denny,  183  Main 
Brown  Arthur,  170  Main 
Browne  &  Brooks,  95  Main 
Gilchrist  C  K,  10  Ws.satch  Build'g 
Griffiths  Thos  C,  151  Main 
Hall  &  Marshall,  105-107  Main 
Hoge  &  Jonassori,  Wasatch  Build 
Kaign  M  M,  146  Main 
Lew  is  8  H,178  Main 
Loin  ax  J  D,  137  Main 
Marshall  &  Koyle,  15  107  Main 
McKay  Wm,  7-6  Wasatch  Building 
Miner  A,  cor  1  S  &  Main 
Patterson  A  S,  49  Main 
Pearson  C  E,  95  Main 
Sharp  Lee  J,  178  Main 
Sheeks  &  Kawlins,  122  Main 
Snow  Z,  71  2d  SS 
Stayner  &  Simmons,  59  Main 
Sutherland  ,v  McBride,  49  Main 
Van  Zile,  Philip  T,  49  Main 
Williams  &  Young,  39  Main 
Woods  &  Hoffman  50  2d  South 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Phelps  H  E,  cor  1  8  &  1  W 
Reed  H  A,  W  T  bet  2  &  3  S 

AUDITORS. 

Clayton  N  W,  Territorial  Auditor, 
49  Main 

BAKERIES. 

Arnold  Henry,  22  Main 
Buchanan  &  Leatharn,  HO  Main 
Gebhardt  Andrew,  cor  2  S  &  Coml 
Lange  &  Gebhardt,  1229  1st  S 
Miller  David,  2  S  bet  Main  &  1  E 


I  Mueller  Bros,  1217  1st  S 

Newbery  Edsvard,  86  1st  South 
!  Ri seC,  227  Main 
I  Scrace  Edward,  10  Main 
j  Tavey  J,  58  1st  S 

BANKS  &  BANKERS. 

i  Desert  Bank,  cor  Main  &  1  S 

!  Jones  T  R  &  Co,  141  Main 

I  London  Bank  of  Utah,  (limited) 

95  Main 

McCornick  &  Co,  130  A  132  Main 
Walker  liros  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Wells,  Faigo  &  Co's  Bank  105    & 

107  Main 

I  Zion 's  Savings  Bank  &  Trust  Co, 
63  Main  St 

BARBERS. 

Aubrey  Bros,  25  2d  S 

Bell  W  R  &  F  D,  121u  2d'  S 

Burns  ,1  no,  Wasatcn  Luild'g,(base- 

ment 

ClaikGeo,  1 6  1st  S 
Cotten  C  B  &  Co,  9  2d  S 
Cox  C,  1228  1st  S 
Deihl  Christopher,  129  Main 
Heinan  M,  lite  Main 
Hennei'ei  Wm  &  fcon,  123  Main 
Knapp  Jno,  J8J  Main 
Martin  &  Wright,  16  1st  S 
Paine  W  H,  11  1st  S 
Squires  H,  21 1st  S 
Squires  Jno  &  Sons,  59  Main 

BASKET  MANUFACTURERS. 
Smith  Mrs  Jane,  1219  1st  S 
BATHS. 

Heinan  M,  192  Main  St 

Marrier  Bros,  Palace  Bath  House, 

1(;5-107  Commercial 
TownsendJ,  Hot  Springs 

BAZAAR  PATTERNS. 
Lapham  Mis  M  G,  1211  1st  S 
BEER  BOTTLERS. 

Keyser  &  Moritz;  87-89  Main 
Wagner  Henry,  19  2d  8 

BILLIARD  TABLES  (Agents). 

Brunswick   &  Balke  Co,   3  S  bet 
Main  &  1  E 


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Sail  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burtcn's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoo  Tippers,  W.  L,  Piclard,  Salt  Lake  City, 


Salt  Lake  City  Business  Directory. 


207 


BILLIARD  HALLS. 

Bechtol  &  Sands,  Walker  House 
Continental  Hotel  cor  1  S  &  1  W 
Erickson  Jno,  13  3d   S 
Gray  NP  &  Co,  6  Godbe  Build'g  | 
Pitts  &  Co,   State  Road  (Farmers 

Ward) 

Russell  .1  E  S,  133  Main 
White  House,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Youngberg  &  Schade,  55  2d  S 
Younberg  3  V,  131  Commercial 

BILL  POSTERS. 

Axtell  Levi,  (with  J  C  Graham   & 

Co)  28-30  1st  S 

BLACKSMITHS      AND     HORSE- 
SHOE RS. 

A.ndersou  A  M,  I  E  b-Jt  3*53 
Cook  &  Heiinefer,  3  S  bet  1  &  3  E 
Co-op  Blacksmith  <&  Horse-shoeing 

Shop,  1  E  bat  2  &  3  S 
Hopper  A  <fc  Co,  2  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Malquist.Iohii  T,  cor  Plum  &  Olive 
Malquist  Edwin,  us  Olive  bet  Com- 
mercial &  1  K 

Milner  &  y eager,  1  E  bet  2  &  53  S 
Peck  Joseph  A,  cor   I  West  &   NT 
Pendleton  A  J  &  Son,  28  bet  Main 

<fc  1  vVest 

Pendleton  A  M,  13">  Commercial 
Puzey  H,  Olive  bet  Commercial  A 

I  E 

Salt  Lake  Shoeing  Shop,  Olive  St 
Speirs  Bros,  118  Commercial 

BLANK  BOOK    MANUFACTUR- 
ERS. 

De^eret  News  Pub  Co,  cor   M  &  1  S 
Graham  J  C  &  Co,  28-D  lut  S 
S  L,  Herald  Pub  Co,  tV>-&7  Main 
Kelly  A  H   &  Bro.  14 MIS  Main 
Tribune  Pub  Co,  2  S  bet  M  &  1  W 


IJ    .     BLUEING      MANUFACTURERS, 
rt   ; 

Snell  Jno  W,  cor  2  S  &  1  E 

BOARDING  HOUSES. 

B3nites  L,  57 '2d  S 
Crosier  Mrs  J,  {)')  Commercial 
Don olson  C  M,  113  2  S  bet  1  &  3  E 
Greenig  I),  ss  1  S  bet  I  &  2   E 
Green \vald  A,ns:J«bet  M  &  1    E 
Hallender  Jno  l^,  1:21   (Jo  nmorcial 
Humphreys  Mrs  J  G,  1  E  bet  2  &3rf 


BOILER  MAKERS. 
Haynes  &  Son,  S  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
BOOK    BINDERS. 

Deseret  News  Pub  Co,  cor  M  &  1  S 
Graham  J  C  A  Co,  28-80  1st  S 
Kelly  A  H  &  Bro,  114-146  Main 
S  L  Herald  Pub  Co,  65-67  Main 
Tribune  Pub  Co,  2  S  bet  M  &  1  W 

BOOKS  &  STATIONERY. 

Dwyer  James,  76  Main 

Juvenile  instructor  Office  ST  bet 

1  &2  W 

Parry  Jos  Hyrum,  18  Main 
PeirceG  M,  Id)  Main 
llaybould  \V  F,  Io2  Main 
Savage  C  It,  12-14  Main 
.  ZC  MI,  23-31  Main 

BOOT  &  SHOE  BLACKS. 
Jackson  Edward  J,  133  Main 

BOOT  &  SHOE  DEALERS. 
I     (See  also  Boot  &  Shoe  Makers.) 

Davis  GeoW,  74  Main 

Dunford  Geo,  1)1  Main 

Gronlund  N  J,  cor  2  W  &  1  N 

Hooper  W  J,  48  2d  S 

Jennings  Thos  W,  86-88  Main 

Paine  Geo,  I  tf 0  1st  S 

Reilly  EO,  I'.U  Main 
!  Spencer  &  Kim  ball,  14')  Main 
I  Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &    2  S 

Young  L  1)  <fc  A,  44  Main 
i  Z  CM  I,  23-31  Main 


BOOT  &  SHOE  FACTORIES. 

ZCM  1, 1230  1st  S 

BOOT  &  SHO  E  M  A  K  ERS. 
(See  also  Boot  &  Shoe  Dealers.) 

,  Clark  J  W,  1  S  opp    Continental 

Hotel 

i  Fagergren    Jno,    117  Commercial 
!  Holm  J  P,  cor  I  R  &  3  S 
j  Hooper  W  J,  48 2  S 
j  Lloyd  Jno,  93  Main 
i  NoHemeierC  A.  2H  Main 
i1  Nystrorn  O  I,  111 » 'ommercial 
;  Pain->  Geo,  U50  1st  S 

Rawlings  J  s.  10  Main 

Riser  GC,1M6  1st  S 

Saville  Geo,  2)  3d  S 


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L..    Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing;  Manufacturer,  S.  L.City 


Cash  paid  for  Hides,  Wicl  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Picfcard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


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Salt  Lake  City  Business  Directory. 


Sherwood  C  W,  53 1st  S 
Smith  T  G-  M,  30  2d  S 
Snelgrove  E,  31  2d  S 
Solomon  Bros  &  Gold,  70  Main 
Spencer  &  Kimbali,  140  Main 
Thomas  Thos,  cor  1  W  &  S  T 
Tingey  Jno,  2  W  bet  N  T  A  1  N 
Wetzel  Jno,  3  S  bet  4  &  5  E 
Whittaker  Henry,  S  T  bet  WT  &  1\V 
Woodrnansee  I),  12H>  2d  S 
Zion  C  MI,  1223  1st  S 

BOWLING    ALLEYS. 
Alt  Jacob,  99  Main 


Petersen  W,  1225  1st  S 

Poll  W,  4  S  cor  U  E 

Howe  WPt  232  Main 

Smith  J  H,  S  T  near  IT  C  B  K  Depot 

Thurgood  Geo,  20'Main 

White  &  Sons,  63-6)  2d  S 

White  &  Sous,  12 >7  1st  S 

Williamson  Jas,  75  2d  S 

Wood  Wm,  1223  LstS 

CABINET   MAKERS. 

Engstrom  P.  Commercial  bet  1  & 
2S 

CALCIMINER3. 


BRASS  WORKS  &  FOUNDERIES.    Simpson  &  Son,  S  T  bet  WT  &  1  W 


Silver  W  J,  N  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
BREWERIES. 

Keyser  &  Moritz,  87-89  Main 
Utah  Ale  &  Porter  Brewery  cor  2 

W&2N 
Wagner  Henry,  17-19  2d  S 

BRICK  MANUFACTURERS. 
Braby  Robt,  1  Ward 

BROKERS. 

Butterfleld  Ed  L,  4  S  bet  M  &  1  W 
Gillespie  J  K,  200  Main 
Rehrman  &  Co,  64  2d  S 
Saddler  &  Gates,  137  Main 
Watters  I,  cor  1  S  &  Main 

BROKE  RS— STOCKS, 

KloecknerF,  1222  2dS 
Rehrman  &  Co,  61  2d  S 

BRUSH  MAKERS. 
Miles  W  H,  148  Commercial 
BUTCHERS  &  MARKETS. 

BenitesL,752d  S 
Butler  J  E,  2  S  bet  4  and  5  E 
Cook  &  Glanneld,  123-3  1st  S 
Gallafent  David,  cor  2  S  A  1  E 
Goldsticker  M,  193  Main 
Guiver  &  Pap  worth,  7J  1  S 
Hayes  Win,  cor  2  W  &  1  N 
Hepworth  Jno.  234  Main 
Hepworth  Thos  &  Sons,  1231  1st  S 
Jennings  I  &  J,  38  1st  S 
Jennings  James,  west  oi'Clk't  Hse 
Leaker  L>  W,  1  S  bet  7  &8  E 


CANDY    FACTORIES. 

Arbogast  Geo,  44  1st  S 
Connelly  Jno,  3  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Gardner  R,  58  Main 
Harris  Jno,  95  Commercial 
Stearns  H  O,  100  Main 

CARPENTERS  &  BUILDERS. 
(See  Contractors  &  Builders.) 

Burton  C  E,  cor  2  S  &3  W 
Ellis  Geo  S,  223  Main 
Mortenson  L  C,  69  3d  S 

CARPET   DEALERS. 

Dinwoodey  Henry,  1238-1244  1st  S 
Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2  S 

CARPET  WEAVERS. 

Furster  J  B,  68  2d  S 
Hurlbert  Wm,  59  1st  S 

CIGAR  FACTORIES. 
Levy  Samuel,  151-153  Main 

CIGARS  &  TOBACCO. 

Burns,!  B,  123  Main 

Carter  Thos,  137  Main 

Culmer  G  F  &  Bros,  20-22-28-30 1st  S 

Evans  &   Spencer,   Walker  Opera 

House 
Evans  &  Spencer  (branch  \  1  door 

North  of  PO 
Harris  Ed.  121st  S 
Leviberg  J,13(j  Main 
Levy  Samuel,  151-153  Main 
Mulsh  J,  134  Main 
Martin  &  Wright,  C6 1st  S 
Olsen  C  M,  2  Sbt-t  1  &  2  E 
Pratt  H,  1-1  Main 


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California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


Salt  Lake  City  Business  Directory. 


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CLOTHING-RETAIL. 

Auerbach  F  &  Bro,  121-133  Main 
Barton  &  ( •(>,  13--W  1st  S 
Goldberg  L,  105-167  Main 
Goldsmith  &  Co,  145  Main 
Jennings  Thos  VV,  80-88  Main 
Lipinaii  W  H,  155-157  Main 
Nathan  Samuel  J,  131  Main 
Reilly  E  0, 170  Main 
'  WaldronKS,4J  Main 
Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &.  2  S 
Z  C  M  I,  33-11  Main 

CLOTHING-WHOLESALE. 

Goldberg  L,  165-167  Main 
Goldsmith  &  Co,  145  Main 
Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  3  S 
Z  C  M  I,  33-31  Main 

COAL. 

Central    Pacific  Coal  &  Coke   Co, 

Office  183  Main 
Cowling  P  C,  119  Commercial 
Furster  J  B,  68  3d  S 
Gould    A  brain,    Wasatch   Build'g 

cor  Main  &  3  S 
Hepworth  Jos,  0 )  2d  S 
A  L  Williams,  agt  Pleasant  Valley 

Coal  Co,  2  S  fiistdoor  E  of  Main 
Snell  Jiio  W,  cor  1  E  &  3  S 

COFFEE  &  SPICE  MILLS. 
RufFE  W,  53-55  1st  S 

COF  FEES— WHOLES  A  LE. 

(See  Co  (tee  &  Spice  Mills,  also  Teas.) 


CONFECTIONERY       AND      ICE 
CREAM. 

Arbogast  Geo,  44  1st  S 

Griffith  D  J,  1&2 1  1st  S 
I  Hopwood  Mrs  E,  64  Main 
I  New  York  Confectionery,  11)0  Main 
j  Stearns  H  O,  Walker  Opera  House 

I  CONTRACTORS     &     BUILD  PIUS. 
(See  Carpenters  &  Builders.) 

!  Burton  C  E,  cor  2  S  A  3  W 
i  Grow  Henry,  Temple  Block 
1  Morris  E,  Ib  Main 
;  Pitts  Watson  &  Co,  S  L  City 
i  Potter  Bros,  36  Commercial 
Thomson  Jas  &  Co,  12>3  1st  S 

COOPERS. 
Lang  N  J,  cor  1  E  &  3  S 

CRACKER  WORK'S. 

Reedall  H  S,  es  rear  of  Main  bet  2  & 
3S 

CROCKERY     &     GLASSWARE. 

Alff  Rudolph,  12)  Main 
j  Bailey  &  Son,  171  Main 
!  Cartwright  Jno,  ws  1  E  bet  5  <fc  6  S 
i  Culrner  G  F  £  Bros,  £)-22-28-&)  1  S 
i  Gronlund  N  J,  cor  2  W  &  1  N 
j  Little,  llouudy  &  Co,  51  Main 
!  Woodford  E,  cor  2  S  &  4  E 


CUTLERS. 


Miller  Seth,  representing  Arbuckle  j  Clayton  Jno,  112  Commercial 
Bros,  New  York,  28  bet  1  &2  W  j  Pierson  T  K,  1">J  Commercial 


COMMISSION   MERCHANTS. 

Phelphs  HE,  cor  I  S  &  1  W 
Smith  W  O,  8  1st  S 
WhittakerMrs  S  H,S  1  bet  W  T  &  1  W 
Williamson  Jas,  67  2d  S 

CONFECriONERS. 

Arbogast  Geo,  44 1st  S 

Arnold  H, &  Main 

Brown  Jas,  691st  S 

Culrner  G  F  &  liros,  28-30  1st  S 

Hopwood  Mrs  E,  64  Main 

McDonald  Jno,  223  Main 

N  Y  Confectionery,  1M  Main 

Stearns  H  O,  Walker  Opera  House 


j  Skidmore  H  B,  I  Sopp  Continental 
Hotel 


I          DAKCINO  ACADEMIES' 
Sheldon's  Dancing  Academy,  1350- 


DENTISTS. 

I  Chapman    &     Whytock,     Walker 
Opera  House 

j  Clawson  SB,  49  Main 
!  D.imuixl  A  B,  12)  Mala 
i  Klmumls  J  M,  12711st  S 
i  Slurp  &  Taylor,  S  T  bet  E  T  A  1  E 
I  Van    Aukin    Dr,   opp   12th   Ward 
School  House 


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DIRECTORY  PUBLISHERS. 
Graham  Jno  C  &  Co,  28-30  1st  S 
DRAUGHTSMEN, 


'  jfe  i    Campe   Jno  H,  Surveyor     Genl's 


Gillette  E,Wasatch  Build'g 
Hirschvogel  Jos,  Wasatcli    Ruilcrg 
I^inton  F  S,  Surveyor  Genl's  o  Jice 
Posse  Kntit,  101  Main 
Solomon  Ernest,  Surveyor  Genl's 

office 
Schulte  Gustave,  Surveyor  Genl's 

office 
Vetter  Theodore,  Surveyor  Genl's 

office 


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Cole  Mrs  fc  Miss  Mallet,  i',  2d  S 
Gudgell  Mrs  L,  1  E  b-t  1  &  2  S 
Lapham  Mrs  M  G,  1241 1st  S 
Marsh  Mrs  L,  6  E  bet  4  &  5  S 
Mather  Helen,  1248  2d  S 
McDaniels  Mrs  M,  152  M  lin 
Sloan  Mrs  P  L,  cor  2  S  &  I  i<] 
Sorenson  Miss  C,  se  cor  3  ^  &  2  1 
Swenson  Miss  Julia, us  4  S  bet  Mn 

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Taylor  Mrs  J  A,N  T  bet  W  T  &  1 


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Galligan  fno,  1270  14  S 

Gronlund  N  J,  cor  2  W  &  1  N 

Hardy  Bros  A  Burton,  25  &  28  Alain 

Jones  J  W,  54  1st  S 

Marks  A,  1375  1st  S 

Mayues  Edward.  4  Godbe  corner 

Paxman  Mrs  S  &  -Son ,  1  S'bet  1  &  2  W 

Keilly  EG,  170  Main 

Teasdel  S  P,  ws  Main  bet  1  &  2  S 

Waldron  K  S,  46  Main 

Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2S 

Woodford  E,  cor  2  S  &  4  E 

ZC  Ml,  23-31  Mai  11 

DRY  GOODS  (Wholesale.) 

Bates,  Reed    &   Cooley  (of  N  Y,) 
agency  4  Hooper  &  El  dredge  Blk 
Clawson  Spencer,  53-55  Main 
Jennings  Wm  &  Sons,  cor  Main  &  1  S 
Van  Norman  C  R  (for  Bates,  Jieed  & 
Cooly)  4  Hooper  &  Eldredge  Blk 
Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Z  C  M  I,  2J-31  Main 

DYERS. 

Bruce  Robt,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
ELECTRIC  LIGHT 


DRUGGISTS  (R3tail.) 


Bevan  &  Hoyer,  32  1-st  South 
Godbe,  Pits  <fe  Co,  cor  Main  &  1  S 
Moore,  Allen  &  Co,  1)2  Main 
Smith  A  C  &  Co,  cor  Main  &  3d  S 
Stewart  <t  Chislet,  180  Main 
ZC  MI,  92  Main 

DRUGGISTS   (Wholesale.) 

Godbe,  Pitts  &  Co,  cor  Main  &  1  S 
Moore,  Allen  &  Co,  102  Main 
Smith  A  C  &  Co,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Stewart  &  Chislet,  180  Main 

DRY  GOODS  &  NOTIONS  RETAIL 

Allen  Mrs  L,  6)  3d  South 
Auerbach  F  &  Bro,  12H23  Main 
Barnes  &  Davis,  lOti-108  Main 
Cartwright  Jno,  ws  1  E  bet  5  &  6  S 
Conn  Bros,  98  Main 
Davis  Geo  W,  74  Main 
Donelson  Bros,  94  Main 
D'Sheming  Bros,  1  W  bet  4  &  5  N 
Frantzen  A,  36  1st  S 


ENGINEERS  (Mechanical.) 

Bowers  W  H  H,  101  Main 
Mackie  Simon  F,  95  Main 

ENGRAVERS. 

Druce  Henry,  37  Commercial 

Held  Jno,  51)  Main 

Tribune  Pub  Co,  2  S  bet  Main  &  1  W 


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Bontelle  G  V  M,  05  Main 

Bowers  W  II  H,  101  Main  i  g 

Bredemeyer  Wm,  50  21  S 

Mackie  Simon  F,  95  Main 

Smith  &  Dorernus.  1234  IstS 

Westcoatt  N.  13)  Main 

Wilder  E  B,  139  Main 

Wilkes  Edmund,  95  Main 


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EXPRESS  &  FORWARDING  COS. 

Pacific  Express  Co,  75-77  Main 
Utah  Forwarding  Co,  ne  cor  Main 

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Wilson  W  E,  87-89  Main 

FANCY  GOODS. 

Burrows  Mrs,  1258  1st  S 
Loug  Mrs  B  S,  1248  1st  S 
Salisbury  J  M,  32  Main 
Simons  Bros,  12-^2  1st  S 

FEATHERS. 

Barratt  Bros,  12-3-131  Main 
Dinwoodey  Henry,  1238-1214 1st  S 

FISH  &  OYSTER  MARKETS. 

Abrahams  L  S,  1237  1st  S 
Iltingworth  .'fas,  IflrMain 
Lloyd  Jno,  119  Main 
smith  W  S,  8  1st  S 


FURNISHED  ROOMS. 
j  Hill  H  &  M  E,  205  Main 
j    FURNITURE  AND  BEDDING. 

Barratt  Bros,  143  to  131  Main 
Dinwoodey  Henry,  1238  to  1241 1  S 
j  Engstrom  P,  07  2d  South 
Madsen  P  W ,  40  Main 
Sorenson  &  Carlquist/,  16  Main 
Soule  J  V  &  Co,  23t>  Main 

GAS  LIGHT  CokPANIES. 


FLORISTS  &  SEEDSMEN. 

Armstrong  T  C,  8t  1st  S 

Due  O  F,  2  blocks  N  of  Valley  Hse 

Keadiug  Jao,  cor  2  S  &  2  E 

FLOUR  MILLS. 

Armstrong  F,  N  T  bet  E  T  &  1  E 
Husler  Geo,  Salt  Lake  City 

FLOWERS.  PRESERVED. 

Davis  Ii,  5  S  bet  5  &  6  E 

Due  O  F,  2  blocks  N  of  Valley  Hse 

FOUNDERIES  &  IRON   WORKS 

Davis,  Howe  &  Co,  cor  N  T  &  1  W 
Dunne  D  £  Co,  cor  2  S  A  1  \V 
Plerpont  T,  Supt  S  L  Foundery  & 

Machine  Co,  3  W  bet  1  &  2  S' 
Filver  AVm  J,  N  T  bet  W  T  &  1  W 
Tuckfield  &  Son,  1 E  bet  5  &  6  S 

FRUITS. 

Cutler  Bros,  1247  1st  Fo^th 
1'urnt  &  Trimble,  37  1st  South 
Lucas  .1  1.,  ^8  1st  Sonlh 
I.-yrilM  rg  F  O,  40  &  42  1st  South 
Smith  W  *,  8 1st  South 
Thorn  M,  1  East  bet  i  &  2  South 


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GENERAL  MBSE  (Retail), 

Allen  Mrs.  L,  69  2d  South 
Bailey  &  Sou,  174  Main 
bames&  Davis,  106  &  108  Main 
Barnes   M,  3  North  bet  1  &  2  West 
Browning  E  T  &  <Jo,  12~>5  1  South 
Cart  vv right  Jno,  W  T  bet  5  &  6  S 
Clark,  EJ  dredge  &  Co  47  &  49  Main 

!  Cunniugton  &  Co,  cor  Main  &  1  S 
Davis  Geo  W,  74  Main 
pcnelson  Bros,  !H-  Main 
D'Miemiug  Bros,  1  VV  bet  4  &  5  N 
Ed  uing  i  oil  Win  &   Sons,  1777  79  1  S 
Eleventh  Ward  Co-op  Store,  cor  1 

South  &  7  East 
Fifteenth  Ward  Co-op,  T  C  Griggs, 

supt,  1  S  bet  2  &  3  W 
First  Ward  Co  op  Store,  cor 7  S  &  7E 
Groiilurid  N  J,  cor  2  W  &  1  N 
Hardy  Bros  &  Burton,  &>& 28  Main 

|  Jennings  Win  &  ir-ons,  cor  M  &  1  S 
ISeedham  Mrs  Sarah,  es    1  E  bet 


Pearson  \Vm,  2  W  19  Ward 

Peterson  J  A,  3  S  bet  1  &  2  i3 

Piatt  Alice  J,  cor  4  M  &  ti  H 

Keilly  .hJ  U,  170  Main 

hadler  Wm,  62  Main 

Salisbury  P>  ct  F  J ,  cor  2  S  &  3  W 

Simons  v\r  T  &  Won,  tii  2  S 

feixih  Ward  Co-op  Store  ws    2   W 

bet  4  &  5  K 

Snell  JL  o  VV,  cor  2  S  &  1  E 
Toasut;!  S  P,  ws  M  bet  1  &  2  S 
'letitti  Ward  (_o-op  Store,  8  E  bet  4 

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Thirteenth  Ward  Co-op  Store,  71-73 

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Twelfth  Ward  Co-op  Store,  ss  2  S 

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Twentieth  Ward  Co-op  Store,  cor 

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Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Wh  it  taker  Mrs  *  It,  S  T  brt  W  &  1 W 
Williamson  Jas,  67  2d  S 
Wood  ford  E,  cor  2  8  &4  E 
Yearsley  David,  11  Main 
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23-31  Main 

GENERAL  MDttE  (Wholesale.) 

Barnes  &  Davis,  H'16-KW  Main 
Clark,  El  dredge  &  Co,  47-49  Main 
Cunning-ton  &  Co,  cor  1  S  &  Main 
Hardy  liros  A  Burton,  36-28  Main 
Jenufngs  Win  &  Sons,  cor  Main  &  IS 
Teasdei  S  P,  ws  Main  bet  1  &  2  S 
Walker  Bros,  cor  2  S  &  Main 
X  C  M  I,  23-31  Main 

GENTS'     FURNISHING    GOODS. 

Auerbach  F  &  Bro,  124-12.3  Main 
Bamberger  &  Co,  183-185  Main 
Barton  A  Co,  12)6  1st  S 
Cottle  &  Alulleit,  176  Main 
Dunford  Geo,  104  Main 
Henry  J,  87  Main 
Jennimrs  Thomas  W,  86-88  Main 
Keilly  E  O,  170  Main 
Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Yearian  W  IT  &  Co,  122  Main 
Z  C  M  I,  23-31  Main 

GINGER  MANUFACTURERS. 
Richardson  Jas  S,  3  S  bet  6  A  7  E 
GRAIN  &  PRODUCE. 

Armstrong  T  C,  34 1st  S 
Bailey  A  Son,  174  Main 
Cu tier  Bros,  12 17  1st  S 
D'Sheming  Bros,  1W  bet  4  &  5  N 
Hitter  Jno  D  &  Co,  1231 1st  S 
Sears  Isaac,  1215  1st  S 

GREEN-GROCERS  &  POULTRY. 

Bowling  Bros,  1253  1st  S 

Cecil  J  B,  22)  Main 

Chadd  M,  1273  1st  8 

Felt  A   W   &   Co,   Walker  Opera 

House  Block 
Fyson  Henry  E,  12^9  1st  8 
Harper  T  B,  77  2d  S 
Lucas  J  L,  1  S  bet  Main  &  1  E 
Mai-setts  Geo  B,  50-52  1  S 
Patten  T  C,  74  1st  S 


Price  &  Clive,  1257  1st  8 
!  Quiriii  I  G,  7o  1st  S 
i  Saunders  J  H,  1255  1st  S 

Watson  Bros,  1269  1st  S 
'  Weston  Jas,  1271  1st  S 

Wurzbnrg  L,  1259  1st  S 

GREENHOUSES. 
Reading  Jno,  cor  2  S  &  2  E 

GROCERIES  &  PROVISIONS. 
(Retail.) 

Anderson  A  P,  2  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Bailey  &  Son,  174  Main 
Balm  forth  C.  205  Main 
Barnes  &  Davis,  100-108  Main 
Barnes  M,  3  N  bet  1  <fe  2  W 
Bowring  Bros,  1253  1st  S 
Brooks,  Geo  F,  1249  1st  S 
Cartwright  Jno,  ws  1  E  bet  5  &  6  S 
Connelly  Jno,  3  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Cooper  Chas,  cor  1 W  &  S  T 
Culmer  G  F  &  Bros,  2')-22-2S-801st  S 
Cunnington  &  Co,  cor  I  S  &  Main 
Cutler  Bros,  1247  1st  S 
Davis  E  W.  S  T  bet  W  T  &  1  W 
Davis  Geo  W,  74  Main 
D4Sheming  Bros,  1  W  bet  4  &  5  N 
Durst  *  Trimble,  37  1st  S 
EddingtonWm  &  Sons,  1777-1779  IS 
Felt  W  A  &  Co,  n.s  2d  S  bet  E  &  WT 
Frantzen  Andrew,  51  2d  S 
Frantzen  A,  30  1st  S 
Furster  J  B,  70  2d  S 
Fyson  Henry,  1  S  bet  E  T  &  W  T 
Gronlund  N  J,  cor  2d  W  &l^S 
I  Hardy  Bros  &  Burton,  26-28  Main 
Harden  Mrs,  ss  S  T  bet  3&  4  W 
Hawkins  Mrs  E,  S  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
Hep  worth  Jos,  00  2d  South 
Holmes  Wm,  S  T,  bet  W  T  &  1  W 
Johnson  Jno,  53  2d  S 
Jones  J  W,  54  1st  S 
Kahn  Bros,  113-115  Main 
Margetts  Geo  B,  50-52  1st  S 
McDonald  Jno,  228  Main 
Paine  Henry,  01  2d  S 
Paxman  Mrs  S  &  Son,  1  S  bet  1  &  2  W 
Peterson  A  G,  2  S  bet  I  <fe  2  E 
Pickering  Bros,  33  3d  S 
Pratt  Mrs  A  J,  cor  4  S  &  0  E 
Q,uinn  I  G,  76  1st  S 
Reynolds  Andrew,  cor  S  T  &  2  W 
Snell  Jno  W,  cor  2  S  &  1  E 
Teasdei  S  P,  Main  bet  1  <fe  2  S 
Trimble  J  H,  123]  1  S 
Woodlord  E.  cor  2  S  &  4  E 
Worthington  H  J,  1223  1st  S 
Z  C  M  I,  23-31  Main 


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GKOUERIES  (Wholesale.) 


HARVESTING  MACHINES. 


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!  Osborn  D  M  &  Co,  101-103  Main 
HERBALISTS. 


Barnes  &  Davis,  1C6-1)8  Main 

Clark,  Eldredge  &  Co,  47-4;)  Main 

Coun  lly  Jno,3  8  bet  1  &  2  E 

Calmer  G  F  &  Bros    2J-22-2S-3:)  1st  S 

Cunnin^tori  &  Co,  cor  Main  &  1  S      i  Murphy  Jessie  J,  66  Main 

Jennings  Wm  &  Sons,  cor  Main  A  IS  !  Plant  L)r  E  L,  I2o7 1st  S 

Kahn  Bros,  113-115  Main 

Walker  Bros,  cor  Main  &  2d  S  HIDES,  WOOL,    TALLOW,  ETC. 

Z  C  M  1,23-31  Main 

!  Colin  H  &  Co,  cor  1  S  &  3  W 
GUN  AND  LOCKSMITHS.         j  Pickard  W  L,  18  2d  S 

Barker  Tos,  150  Commercial  i  HORSE  &  CATTLE  MEDICINES. 

Beard  W  T,  cor  1  S  &  1  W 

Hensser  Jacob,  94-93  Commercial      j  Nunn  C  W,  1:372  1st  S 


GUNS  PISTOLS  &  AMMUNITION  i 

Carter  Thos,  137  Main 
Evans  &  Spencer,  12 U  2d  S 

HAIR  DRESSERS  (Ladies  } 

Clinton  Mrs  Emma,  12  >6  1st  S 
rieinau.  M,  192  Main 

HAIR  GOODS  (Human.) 

Button  &  Boyan  Mmes,  128  Main 
Clinton  Mrs  rtmma,  12561st  S 
Wilkinson  Mrs  vV  B,  1232  1st  S 

:  HARDWARE  AND  STOVES. 

Jennings  Win  &  Sons,  cor  Main  &  IS 

Madsen  P  W  &  Co,  68  Main 

Schoppe  F  E,  211  Main 

Scott  Geo  M  &  Co,  144-148  Main] 

Walsh  O  S,  cor  1  S  &  1  W 

Z  C  M  I,  23-31  Main 

HARNESS  AND  SADIE  KY.; 

Cheshire  Reuben,  oO  2d  S 

Christensen  N  C  A  Bro,  76  2d  S 

Gustaveson  C  J,  68  2d  S 

Jenkins  J  W  A  Sons,  sw  cor  S  &  I  E 

Moss  W  J,  163  1st  E 

Mower  Geo  W,  2*  2cl  S 

Pickard  W  L,  18  2d  8 

Platt  F,  3S2d  S 

Sander  W  C,  62  2d  S 

HATS  AND    CAPS. 

Auerbach  F  &  Bro,  124-13 >  Main 
Barton  A  Co,  12*6  1st  S 
Cottle  vfe  Mullet fc.  176  Main 
Dunford  Geo,  104  Main 
Reilly  EG.  170  Main 


HORSE  MARKETS. 

Faust  H  J,  21  1st  S 

HOTELS. 

i  Clit't  House,  S  C  Ewing  !prop,  cor 

Main  &  3  S 
\  Continental   Hotel,  G  S  Erb  prop, 

cor  1  S  &  W  T 
j  Metropolitan  Hotel,  L  Simons  prop, 

cor  W  T  &  3  S 
Overland  House,  W  A  Pitt  prop, 

222-2  i6  Main 
Railroad    Exchange   Hatel,    B   F 

Whittemore  prop,  op  U  C  depot 
Valley  House,  A  C  Brixeii  prop, 

cor  S  T  &  1  W 

Walker  House,  G  S  Erb  prop,  \vs 
White  House,  Podlech  A  Co  props, 

sw  cor  Main  &  2  S 

ICE    DEALERS. 
Heil  Jno,  51-63  2d  S 

ILLUMI MATING  OILS. 

Dull  J,  agent  Continental  Oil  and 
Transportation  Co,  es  3  W  bet 
1  &2S 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

Anderson  Hugh,  130  Main 

Armstrong  A  Butterfleid,  1280  1st  S 

Darke  S  W  &  Co,  90  Main 

Grant  H  J  &  CO,  49  Main 

Hyms  Louis,  111  Main 

Smedley  W  E,  over  London  Bank 

White  &Snell,  32 2d  S 

INTERPRETERS. 
Hemau  J  H,  1  S  opp  Continental 


flardy  Bros,  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


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Levy  Samuel,  lol-l">3  Main 
JEWFLERS  &  WATCHMAKERS. 

Asmussen  Carl  C,  W-02  Main 
Broadbent  Jno.  S  T  bet  '1  &  2  W 
KiiasonOL.  D:  2  Main 
Harvey  A,  6!  1st  S 
James  D  .1,  12  fl  1st  S 
Jensen  J  S,  i;0  Main 
Jones  Wm,  02  1st  S 
Joslin  &  Park,  15)  Main 
Polarski  Peter,  4<>  1st  S 
Reiser  Henry,  21  1st  S 
Smith  N,  4  1st,  S 
S  wanner  E  J  &  Co,  £0  Main 

KNITTING  FACTORIES. 

Luke  Geo  A  &  Co,  Oo  1st  S 
Pearson  Win,  2  W,  l!)  Ward 

LABELS. 

Graham  J  C  &  Co,  23-30  1st  S 

LAMPS. 

Little,  Roundy  &  Co,  54  Main 
LAND  AGENTS. 

Bailey  &  Parsons,  1222  2d  S 
Bine  M  M,  1222'M  S 
Bird  &  Lowe,  12222(1  S 
Me  Masters  H,  12^21  S 
Stayner  &  Simmons,  59  Main 
1;  S  Land  Office,  1.22  2d  S 

LAUNDRIES. 

Hong  Hop,  71  3  South 

Judels  Mary,  I  Kast  bet  2  &3  South 

Shun  Shuin,  102  Commercial 

LI  BRA  K)  ES  A  N  D  READ1 NG 
ROOMS. 

Masonic  Library,  1U  Main 
Territorial   Library,  -Hooper  &  El-  ! 

dredge  Building 
Uni  versi'ty  Library,  ne  cor  1  N  &  2S  j 

LIME  (Mfgisaiid  Dealers.) 
Snell  Jno  W,  coi  2  South  &1  East     | 

LrOTTOHf=J  (Retail). 

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LIQUORS  (Wholesale). 

Pinney  Robt  &  Co,  27  &  29  2  South 
Meears  Geo  A,  11, 13  &  15  2  South 
Ph'ko  E  &  Co,  successor  to  Eerd 

Fabian  &  Co,  205  Main 
Tufts  &  Ny strom,  87  &  89  Main  St 

LIVERY,  FEED  AND  SALE 
STABLE. 

Booth  D  C,  1  East  bet  2  &  3  South 
Faust  H  J,  zi  i  south 
McKimmins  Mark,  1S4-190  Main 
Mulloy  &   Paul,  ss  28  bet  Maiu  & 

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Rand  C  A  21  1  South 
Shaisse  Thos,  2  S  bet  Main  &  1  \V 
Thompson  &  Sh.irtliff,  24->><)2S 
Wickel  Jno,    Commmercial   bel 

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LODGING  HOUSES. 
(See  Boarding  Houses  ) 

LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Eardley  Jas  W,  \vs  State  Road  bet 

3  &  4  South 

Mason  &  Co,  8  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
Sells  E,  1  S  bet  W  T  &  I  W 
Sierra  Nevada  Lumber  Co  3  W  bet 

ST  &1  8,  S  J  Lynn,  Sup  t 
Taylor.  Romney  &  Armstrong,  cor 

ST&2W 

MACHINE  SHOPS. 
(See  Foundries  and  Iron  Works.) 

MARBLE   WORKS. 

Brown  Wm,cor  Main  &  3  S 
Morris  E,  18  Ma  in 
My  rick  &  Co,  48  2d  S 
Peterson  Jno,  33  (st  S 

MARKETS. 

(See  Butchers  &  Markets  &  Fish  & 
Oyster  Markets  ) 

MERCHANT  TAILORS, 

Anderson  Samuel,  139  Commercial 
Baumgarten  Jos  F,  91  Main 
Bo.ssha.rd  &  Co,  [  S  opp  Continental 

Hotel 

Buckle  &  Son-  195  Main 
I  lawman  Jno,  12182  South 
Iledberj?  &  Fernstrom,  I  door  S  of 

P.O'Main 


Sail  and  sse  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burtcn's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroceos  at  Piel'tird' 


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Johanson  Aaron  2  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Johanson  S  &  Co  181  Main 
Ivrause  N,  2  S  ber,  1  &  3  E 
Larson  Jn  >.  I'M)  1st  S 
Longraore  W,  i  2m  1  st  S 
Olsen  EG,  <>37  M»in 
Paxman  M  rs  S  &  So  n,  1     bet  1  2  W 
SproatC,  592JS  S 

Taylor  J  no  &  Son,  187  Main 
Th  imiing  Jno,  10!)  Commercial 
United    Order    Merchant   Ts  y  !ors, 
30  Main 

MILLINERS.. 

Burrows  Mrs,  125S  1st  S 

Button  &  Boyan  Mjves,  128  Main 

Cole  brook  JST<  56  Main 

Dye  MrsC  E,  48  Main 

Madsen  Mrs  E,  ns  1  S  bet  Main  &  1 E 

Rurnel  Mrs  A,  85  1st  S 

Simons  Bros,  12221st  S 

Wilkinson  Mrs  VVB,  12 '2 1st  8 

MINING  EXPERTS. 

Pollo-k  &  Wright,  3  S  bet  2  &  3  W 
Wright  Frank,  o  S  bet  2  &  3  W 

MIXING   OFFICES. 

Atlas  Mining  Co,  64  2d  S 

Bellevue,  Idaho,  Mining  Co,  Jno  A 

Hunter  pres,  95  Main 
Bradley  Jas  F,  99  Main 
Cariboo  Mining  Co,  1  E  bet  I  &  2  S 
Conqueror  Min  Co,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
Empire  Mining  Co,  1223  2d  S 
Groesbeek  N  .t  Sons,  15  \V7asatch  Bid 
Horn  Silver  Mining  Co,  over  Deser- 

et  Bank 

Iron  Chief  Mining  Co,  1X3  Main 
Last  Chance  Con  Min  Co,  183  Main 
Overland  Mining  Co  (of  Wood  Riv, 

Idaho)  J  C  Conklin  p  res,  95  Main 
Sampson  Silver  Min'g  Co,  183  Main 
Silver  Mountain  Min  Co,  183  Main 
Sunday  Mining  Co,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
Uintah  Mining  Co,  18J  Main 

MUSIC  AND  MUSICAL  INSTRU- 
MENTS. 

Calder  David  O,  72  Main 
Careless  &  Croxall  1234  1st  S 
Daynes  &  Coalter,  57  Main 
Daynes  Jno,  6;>  Main 
Gray  John  C,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
Young  Bros,  37  Main 


MUSIC   BANDS. 
Coach  Whip  String  Band,  1216  2d  S 

MUSIC  TEACHERS. 
Andre  A,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 

NEWSPAPERS. 

Contributor,  15  Main 

Deseret  Evening  News,  cor  Main 

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Juvenile  Instructor,  S  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
Operascope,  12:2  2d  S 
Rocky  Mountain  Christian  Advo- 
cate, llJU  Main 
Salt  Lake   Evening  Chronicle,  99 

Main 

Salt  Lake  Herald,  05-67  Main 
Salt    Lake     Theatre    Programme, 

2*-30  1st  S 
Salt    Lake     Tribune,    (publlished 

ciaily  and  weekly)  ns2d  S  bet 

Main  &  W  T 
Women's     Exponent,    (published 

semi-monthly)  cor  Main  &  S  T 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

Armstrong  &  Butter  field,  1280  I  S 
Barnett  J,  130  &  182  Main 
-Blandin  Chas  F,83  Main 
Darke  S  W  &  Co,  90  Main 
Diehl  Christopher,  12!)  Main 
Michaels    Edward,     at     Surveyor 

General's  Office,  49  Main 
Stayner  &  Simmons,  59  Main 
Sutherland  E  P  49  Main 
Underbill  S  E,  121  Main 

OCULISTS. 

Pratt  R  B,  M  D,  cor  1  S  &  Main 
OILS. 

Dull  J,  Agt  Cont  Oil   &  Trails  Co,  3 
W  bet  1  &  2  S 

OVEKALL     MANUFACTURERS. 
Z  C  M  1 1  S  bet  Main  &      W  T 
ORE  AND  BULLION  BUYERS. 

Hanauer  A,  133  &  132  Main 
Scott  &  Anderson,  178  Main 


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Cra croft  T  &  J,  ns4  S  bet  7  &  S  E 
Midgley  J  H,  20  &  22  2d  South 
Midgley  &  Sons,  1220  2  South 
Morris  \V  C,  1  W  bes  S  T  &  1  S 
Scott  &  Graham  80  Main 
Tullidge  &  Co,  209  Main 

PAINTS  AND  OILS. 

Culmer  G  F  &  Bros,  20-22-28  oO  1st  S 
Sears  &•  Liddle,  26  1st  S 
1u Hidge  &  Co,  209  Main 

PAPER  HANGERS. 

Linwoodey  Henry,  1^8-1241  1ft  S 
Rivers  Bros,  212-214  Main 
'\  ullidge  &  Co,  209  Main 

PATENT  MEDICINES. 
Sicilian  Joseph,  2  S  bet  3  &  4  E 
PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Carter  Chas  W.  93 'Commercial 

Fox  &  Symons,  154  Main 

Hoyt  Mrs  Fanny,  1  Sbet  E  <t  \Y  T 

Keeler  E  C,  (i(5  Main 

New  Photo  Gallery,  98  Commercial 

Savage  C  R,  12-14  Main 

PHYSICIAN'S. 

Barney  E  S  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 

Benedict  J  M,  cor  1  S  &  Main 

Power  A  S,  150  Main 

Don  M,  1  S  bet  W  T  &  1  W 

Douglas  GeoC  over  London  Tank 

Fa  TOW  ED  139  Main 

Ferpnson  r  lien  B,  M  D,  2  S  Vet  3  & 
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Freeman  G  M,  1-59  Main 

Hadley  J  R,66^  Main 

Hamilton  J  F,  1">0  Main 

Hasford  E,  3  S  bet  1  &  2  E 

Higgins  Pr,  1858  2  South 

Judson  Benjamin, (Homedpathist) 
10  Main  ' 

Lindsly  V,  1244  2  South 

Murphy  Jesse  J,  M  D,  M  Main 

Newton  S  E,  M  I),  ns  3  S  bet  1  &  2  E 

Rock  m  a  n  M ,  20  5  M  a  i  n 

Salt  Lake  Surgical  &  Medical  In- 
stitute, 139  Ma  in 

Schock  W  IT,  178  Main 

Taggart .  J  P,  Room  15  8-r>  Kimball 
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Thompson  J  D,  172  Main 

White  i,  :20  Main 


PICT  (THE  FR  A  M  KS . 

Hivers  Bros.  212  &  214  Main 
Savage  C  K,  12  &  14  Ma  in 

PLANING  MILLS. 

'  Taylor,  Koinney  &  Armstrong,  cor 
!         ST  &  2  W 

PLASTEKEKS. 

Coult  James,  7  F.bet  1  &  2  S 

MarsbWm,  6  K  bet  4  &  5  S 
i  Odell   &   Son,  1  S  opp  Continental 
:  Wyatt  &.  Forrester,  \Vasatcb  Bui 
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I'LL'MBEKS  AND  GAS  FITTERS 

:  Crov  ton  F,  3  Sbet  Main  &  1  E 
Hecscb  &  Fllerbeck,  3S  Main 
James  I  avid,  09  Main 

POST    OFFICE. 
i  Jno  T  Lynch,  es  Main  bet  2  &  3  S 

POTTERIES. 
Eardsley  B,  1  W  bet  4  &  5  S 

POWDER  COMPANIES. 

i  Safety   Nitro   Powder    Co,    Julian 
Sonntag  agent,  189  Main 

PRINTING  OFFICES. 

Chronicle  Ollice,  5^9  Main 
j  Deseret  News,  ne  cor  S  T  &  Main 

Graham  J  C  &  Co,  28-30  1st  S 
>  Juvenile  Instructor,  S  T  bet  1  &  2  W 
!  Neklon  Frank  B  &  Co,  1222  2d  S 

Paviy  Jos  H,  IS  Main 
j  ft  L  Herald,  05-67  Main 
!  Star  Printing  Co,  170  Main 
I  Tribune  Office, 2d  B  bet  Main  &  1  W 

PRODUCE. 
(See  Grain  and  Produce.) 

PROVISIONS. 
(See  Groceries  and  Provisions..) 

PUBLISHERS. 
Grab  am  J  C  &  Co,  28-30  1st  S 

QUEENSWARE. 
Johnson  Jno,  53  2d  S 


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RAIL  ROAD  OFFICES. 

California  Short  Line  Railway  Co, 

185  Main 

Centra!  Pacific  R  R  Co,  agent's  of- 
fice es  Main  next  London  Bank 
Chicago,  Milwaukie  &  St  Paul  R  R, 

traffic  office,  8  2d  S 
Denver  &  Rio  Grande  R  R,  sw  cor 

Main  &  2  S 

San  pete  Valley  R  R  Co,  183  Main 
Utah  Central,  R  R  Co,  79  Main 
Utah  &  Faster  n  K  K,  Kirn  ball  Blk 
Utah  &  Nevada  R  R,  Kirnball  B.Ik 
U  P  R  R,  se  cor  Main  &  2  S 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

Anderson  &Porneroy,  139-132 Main 
Arm.strong  &  Uutterrield,  128)  1st  S 
Cooper  Bros,  4  Groesbeck  Build'g 

55  S 

Dai  ke  S  W  &  Co,  90  Main 
GilleepieJK,  3)0  Main 
Groesbeck  N  &  Sons,  45  Wasatch 

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Kclsey  Bll  B,  23-25  1st  S 
Rehrman  &  Co,  i  V,  bet  1  &  2  S 
Thomsons    Real    Estate    Agency, 

1235 1st  S 
White  &  Snell,  32  2d  S 

RESTAURANTS. 

Arbogast  Geo,  41 1st  S 

Aubrey  Thos,  60 1st  S 

Benites  L,  57  2  S 

Bi  issacher  &  Co  S,  233  Main 

Clark  Jeff  A,  13-15  2d  S 

Clasby  J  T,  147  Main 

Crosier  Mrs  .J,  9) Commercial 

Dinwoodey  .las,  l')9  Main 

Grice  F  H,  135  Main 

Griffith's  Restaurant,  1227  1st  S 

Hallender  .Jno  F,  121  Commercial 

Hop  wood  Mrs  E,  6i  Main 

Hughes  Jerry,  Hot  Springs 

Pacific  Dining  Parlors  &  Restaur- 
ant 2  S  G  doors  E  of  Main 

Stearns  H  K,  1235  2d  S,  Walker 
Opera  House 

SAFES  &  SCALES. 

Clawson  H  B,  S  T  bet  Main  &  1  W 
Snell  Jno  W,  cor  2  S  &  1  E 

SALOONS. 

Alt  Jacob,  99  Main 
Auer  &  Murphy,  18  1st  S 


Barnhart  &  Stahl,  cor 2  S  &  Com 

niercial 

Barr  &  lidwards,  132  Main 
liechtol  &  Sands,  Main  St 
Binnoy  Robt  &  Co,  27-29  2d  S 
Bruce  C  W,  3  S  near  Main 
Campbell    &  Decker,  State  Road 

(Farmers  Ward) 
Causey  &   Kuare,  117  Main 
Clasby  J  F,  147  Main 
Erickson.Jno,  162d  S 
Ewing  &  Fallon,cor  Main  &  3  S 
Gray  N  P  &  Co.  0  Godbe  Build'g 
Harvey  EC.  182  Main 
Hill  &  Trewhela,  1223-1216  2d  S 
Hogle  Bros,  15  {Main 
Eeviberg  J,  1  0  Main 
Lollin  Jno,  111  iVlain 
Mat  get  ts  Phil,  1252  1st  S 
May  &  Gem  mi  11,  64  1  S 
Meears  Geo  A,  11-14-15  2d  S 
Merrill  M,  126)  1st  S 
Morton  &  Tufts,  10  1st  S 
Nelson  C  T,  State  Road,   (Farmers 

Ward) 

Newman  &  Reed,  72  1st  S 
Ordner  Louis  &  Jones,  1233-1212  2dS 
Pitts  &  Co,  State  Road  (Farmers 

Ward) 

Pod  lech  A,  cor  Main  &  2  S 
Russell  J  E  S,  Itt  Main 
Smith  Frank,  78  1st  S 
Tomney  Peter,  cor  1  S  A  1  E 
Tufts  &  Ny strorn,  87-89  Main  St 
Uebel  Albert,  17-19  2d  S 
Webber  Chas  F,  139  Main 
Whitehead  G  A,  2  S  bet  Main  &  IE 
Whittemore  B  F,  near  R  R  Depot 
Williams  Jno  A,  173  Main 
Youngberg  S  V,  111  commercial 
Youngberg  &  Schade,  55  2d  S 

SALT  MANUFACTURERS, 

Jeremy  &  Co,  se  6  W  &  N  T 
Snell  John  W,  cor  2  S  &  IE 

SAMPLING  WORKS. 
(See  Smelters  &  Sampling  Works.) 

SAUSAGES. 
Taylor  Frank  D,  Public  Dealer 

SCHOOLS  &  COLLEGES. 

District  Schools.— Each  ward  has 
School  and  Meeting  House.  (See 
Assembly  Rooms  AC.) 
Free  School  No.  1,  ws  1 E  bet  1&  2  S 
Salt  Lake  Academy,  ss  3  S  bet  E  & 
WT 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


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Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L,.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 
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Salt  f  ake  Collegiate  Institute,  es  2 

Ebetl&2S 
St  Mary  s  Academy,  ws  1  W  bet  1 

&2  S 

St  Mark's  School,  ns  I  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Rager's  Seminary,  ns  1  S  bet  1  &  2 

W 
University  of  Deserel,  ne  cor  1  N 

&2  W 

SECON  I)  HAND  STORES. 

^astelo  Frank,  100  Commercial 

Brooksbank  Geo.  2^1  Main 

Broughton  C  J,  IS  opp  Continent- 
al Hotel 

Butler  Thos,  .1  S  n  1   W 

Duncan  Mrs  M  A,  1  S  bet  Main  &  1 
K 

Mad  sen  Hans,  Commercial  bet  1  & 
2S 

Madsen  Louisa,  51  1st  S 

Maltese  S,  22i  Main 

Sate  Geo,  1  K  bet  2  &  3  S 

Sterling  James,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 

Williamson  .las,  67  2<l  S 

Woods  Jas  A,  Commercial  bet  1  & 
2  S 

SEFDSMEN. 
(See  Florists  A  Seedsmen.) 

SEWING    MACHINES. 

Day  lies  Jno,  66  Main 

Hall  L  E,  Agt  Singer  Sewing  Ma- 
chines, 1-2!,  1st  S 

Olsen  C  W,  with  White  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co 

Sharp  Jno,  cor  1  W  &  S  T 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  1224  1st 
S 

Sowles  &  Miller,  12W  1st  S 

White  Sewing  Machine  Co,  1230  1st 
S 

Young  Bros,  37  Main 


SMELTERS     AND       SAMPLING 
WORKS. 


SODA  WATER  WORKS. 

Den  halter  H,  Son  &  Co,  123  Com- 
mercial 
Parsons  Thos,  Commercial  bet  1  & 

2S 

STEAM  SHIP    LINES— AGENTS. 
Peterson  J  A,3  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
STOCK  RAISERS. 

Warren  Joseph,  2lst  Ward  opp 
School  House 

SUBSCRIPTION   AGENTS. 

Green  W  R  Bro,  139  Main 
Rehrmaii  F  &  Co,  64  2d  S 

SURVEYORS. 

Boutelle  G  V  M,  95  Main 

Bredemeyer  Win,  US  Deputy  Min- 
eral Surveyor,  50  2d  S 

Gorlinski  Joseph,  U  S  Deputy  Min- 
eral Surveyor  49  Main 

Westcoatt  N,  U  S  Mineral  Survey- 
or 139  Main 

Wilder  E  B,  U  S  Mineral  Surveyor 
139  Main 

TAILORS. 

(See  Merchant  Tailors.) 

TANNERIES. 

Morris  Robett,  4  N  bet  1  &  2  W 
TEAS. 

(See  Coffee   <t  Spice  Mills.) 

Hardy  Bros  &  P-urton,  26-2S  Main 
RuffEW,  53-55  1st  S 
Salt  Lake  Tea  Co'   Eckles  &  Jack- 
son ,  1  54, 1st  S 

TELEGRAPH  COS. 


(hu-rnania  Smelter,  Office  over  Des-    Deseret  Telegraph   Co,  61-63  Main 
eret  1'aiik  Western  Union  Telegraph   Co,  61- 

Conklin  J  C,  Office  Utah  Sampling 
Mill  over  London   Bank 


SOAP  WORKS, 
Utah  Soap  Co,  4  W  bet  4  &  5  W 


63  Main 

TELEPHONE  COS 


!  Utah  Telephone  Co,  G     W   Naile, 
Manager,  cor  Main  &  1  S 


Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  fllotlxins 


Rubber  and  G-old  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


Salt  Lake  City  Business  Directory.  2  1 9 


TENT  &  AWNING  MFGRS. 

Balser  J,  34  2d  S 
McOord  Wm,  30  2d  S 
Page  E  S,  197  Main 

THEATRES. 

Salt  Lake  Theatre  nw  cor  1  S  &  1  E 
Walker  Opera  House  2  S  bet  Main 
&1  W 

TIN  SHOPS  &  TINWARE. 

Deign  ton  R  &  Co,  3  S  bet  Main  &  1  E 
James  David,  69  Main 
Madsen  P  W  &  Co,  68  Main 
Richan  W,  131  Commercial 
Woodford  E,  cor  2  S  &  4  E 

TRANSFER  COMPANIES. 

Mulloy  &  Paul,  2  S  bet  Main  &  1  W 

TRUNK  FACTORIES. 

Hellingsworth  Wm,  61 1st  S 
Manning  Jno,  il  2  S 
Meredith,  Gallacher  &  Jones  (see 
Ogden  1 1%  blk  W  of  Continental 
Hotel 

UNDERTAKERS. 
Skewes  Wm,502d  S 

UPHOLSTERERS. 

Barratt  Bros,  123-131  Main 
DinwoodeyPI,  1  Sbet  Main  &  1  W 

VETERINARY  SURGEONS 
NunnDrC  W,  1272  1st  S 

WAGONS  &  CARRIAGES. 
(See    Agricultural    Implements.11 

Clawson  H  B,  cor  S  T  &  Main 
Deseret  Carriage  &  Wagon   Shops, 
Oblad  &  Knight  prop's  2  S  bet  1 

&  2E 

Hopper  A  &  Co,  2  S  bet  1  &  2  E 
Hutchison  &  Busbey,  140-142  Com- 
mercial 

Klipple  Ph  &  Co,  20-22  2d  S 
Lowe  Geo  A,  agtSchuttler Wagons, 

1  E  bet  1  A  2  S 

Lowell  Jno  W  Wagon  Co,  1  E  bet  1 
&  2S 


,  Malquist  Jno,  Olive  bet  1  &2  S 
Mattison  L  B,  1  E  bet  1  A  2  S 
Nay  lor  &  Pike,  agts  Cooper  Wagons 

1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
Pacific  Wagon  &  Implement  Co,  1 

E  bet  1  &  2  S 

Peck  Jos  A,  cor  1  W  &  N  T 
Puzey  H,  bet  Commercial  &  1  E 
Rundquist  C  F,  1  F,  bet  2  &  3  S 
Sebree  Howard,  1  E  bet  1  &  2  S 
Studebaker  Bros  Mf'g  Co,  Deposi- 
tory,(branch  house  of  South  Kend 

Ind,  35-35  Main  St 
walker  Jos,  1  E  bet  I  &  2  S 

WALL  PAPER. 
Rivers  Bros,  212-214  Main 

WHITE  GOODS   MFRS. 
Allen  Mrs  L,  69  2d  S 

WHITE  WASH  E  RS. 

OdellA  Son,  1  S  opp  Continental 
Hotel 

WINDOW  GLASS. 

Culmer  G  F  &  Bros,  20-22-28-30  1  S 
Sears  &  Liddle,  28  1  S 

WINES  &  LIQUORS. 
(See  Liquors.) 

WHITE  LEAD  WORKS. 

Germania  White  Lead  Works,  over 
Deseret  Bank 

WOODTURNERS. 

Dahlgren  D  B,  Plum  St 
Day  A  B,  ne  cor  S  T  &  5  W 
Jensen  N,  es  4  E  bet  6  &  7  S 

WOOL  DEALERS, 
(See  Hides,  Wool,  Pelts  &c.  i 

WOOLEN  MILLS. 

Provo  Woolen  Mills,  Jno  C  Cutler 
agt,  34-36  Main 


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a?h  raid  for  Hides,  W',ol  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Piekard,  Salt  laie  City,  Utah. 


SALT  LAKE  COUNTY 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

ALTA 

Is  one  of  the  oldest  raining  .towns  in  the  Territory,  and  the  mines  sur- 
rounding it  have  achieved  a  world-wide  fame.  It  is  situated  near  the 
summit  of  Little  Cotton  wood  Canyon.  The  town  is  one  line  of  the 
Wasateh  &  Jordan  Valley  II.  it.  Distant  seventeen  miles  from  Sandy 
and  twenty-eight  miles  by  rail  from  Sa.t  Lake  City.  Population  in- 
cluding that  at  the  surrounding  mines  reaches  probably  890. 
Collins  C  H,  Saloon  &  Lodging  Smith  Peter,  Brewer 

House  Stric'tley  .1  no,  Gen'l  Store 

Sickles  ctias  M,  Saloon  Thomas  Albert,  Hotel 

Simmons  F  H,  Drugs  Tucker  &  Wallace,  Geii'l  Store 

BIG    COTTONWOOD. 

Neilson  Jas,  G-on'l  Store 

BINGHAM 

Is  a  mining  town  and  central  point  of  West  Mountain  Mining  District. 
Is  twenty-eight  miles  south-west  of  Salt  Lake  City  and  is  reached  by 
the  Binghain  Canyon  and  Camp  Floyd  It.  R.  Population  about  500 

Chandler  Geo  K,  I. umber  and  Coal  McDonald  11  D,  Wagons 

Clay  Daniel,  Saloon  Mclimes,  Duncan  &  Co,  Gen'l  Store 

Cooper  vVm,  G^u'l  Store  Morris  I  &  Co,  Gen'l  Stoie 

Crane  A,  Blacksmith  Phelan  &  Hayes,  Gen'l  Store 

Davis  Geo,  Li  very  Smith  Geo  A,  Hotel 

Gunson  11  A,  Geii'l  Store  Strickley  Jno,  Gen'l  Store 

Heidel  &  Mcr^voy,  Gen'l  Store  Tavey  ij,  stationery  &  Drugs 

Klopenstlne  A,  Hotel  Toland  &  Lee,  Saloon 
Lodders  A,  Saloon 

BRINTON. 

Population  about  390. 

Big  Cotton  wood  Co-op   M  Institu-  Howard  L  A,  Saloon 

tioii  d  S  Miller  H  &  Son,  Millers  &  Machine 
Brin ton  Bros,  Geri'l  Store  Agents 

Brintoii  &  Butler,  Saw  Mill  Nelson  &  Co,  Gen'l  Store 

DRAPER 

On  the  U.  S.  II,  R.,  about  eighteen  miles  from  Salt  Lake  City.  Is  a 
farming  settlement  with  a  population  of  490. 

Bobe-g  N,  Blacksmith  Smith  L,  Blacksmith 

Garll  <&  Stewart,  Gen'l  Store  Sorenson  P,  Carpenter 

Green  B,  Gen'l  Store  Wright  Jno,  Carpenter 

MILL  CREEK. 

Population  of  about  1,000— farming  town,  6  miles  soulh-east  of  Salt 
Lake  City. 

L.    Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Vm 


General  Merchandise. 

Z.  C.  M.  I.  BOOTS  and  SHOES  a  Specialty. 


Exporter  and  Shipper  of 

IP:R,O:D TJOIEJ. 


CAMVS,  MIMING  and  SURVEYING 
S  SU'P'PLIE'D. 


PROVO  CITY,  UTAH. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 


HIGHEST  MARKET  PRICE  PAID  FOR  WHEAT 


JOHN  W.  HOOVER,  Manager. 


flail  and  sea  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  ft  Fancy  Groceries 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L.  Piclrard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Titan 
.  *  i  .  ^ 

Salt  Lake  County  Business  Directory.         223 

Christenen  H,  Blacksmith  Woodman  D,  Shoe  Maker 

Gordon  Jas,  G  S  Mill  &c 

SANDY  STATION. 

Located  twelve  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City,  on  the  U.  S.  R.  B.  at 
its  junction  with  the  Wasatch  &  J.  V.  R.  R.  Population  about  300. 
Noted  principally  for  sampling  ore  facilities. 

Bagley  Wm,  Butcher  Osterman  Jas,  Gen'l  Store 


Gardner  J,  Miller  Pioneer  Sampling  Works 

Rodel  Sam'l,  Butcher 


, 
Hardy  J,  Saloon 


Harrison  I,  Gen'l  Store  Schmidt  C  J,  Drugs 

Hatch  ST,  Hotel  Schuler  Joseph,  Brewer 

Holman  E,  Gen'l  Store  Scott  &  Anderson,  Sampling  Works 

Kemp  Sam'l  li,  Saloon  Trip  W  B,  Saloon 

Mclntosh  R,  Sampling  Works  Utah  forwarding  Co 

ivlarriot  Geo,  Stationery  White  A,  Harness  Makers 

Marriott  Thos  E,  G  S  &  Blacksmith  Willittle  Ihos  tt,  Shoemaker 

Mingo  Sampling  Works  &  Furnace  Yongberg  A,  Shoemaker 

SOUTH    COTTONWOOD 

A  few  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City  ,  Population  of  about  1,000.  Some- 
what scattered. 

Arnold  .Tno,  Brewery  S  Cottonwood  Co-op   Store,  Gen'l 

Germania  Lead  Works  Mdse,  R  Howe  Supt 

Hall  M  E,  H«  tel  Spillet  Jas,  Gen'l  Store 

Haynes  Harry,  Gen  1  Store  Warenski  E  C,  Gen'l  Store  &  Saloon 

Lovendahl  S  M,  G  S  &  Blacksmith  Winkle  R,  Brewer 

Miller  &  Son,  Millers  WOOLLEY  O  A,  Gen'l  Mdse 

PHILLIPS  W  J,  Boot  &  Shoe  Mk'r  Young  W  G,  Dentist 

UNION, 

A  small  farming  settlement.  About  thirteen  miles  from  Salt  Lake 
City,  near  the  south-east  portion  of  the  valley.  Population  350. 

Graham  J  no,  Gen'l  Store  Oborn  Jno,  Gen'l  Store 

WASATCH 

Is  a  small  town  on  the  Wasatch  &  I.  V.  R.  R.  in  Little  Cottonwood  Can- 
yon, where  the  rock  for  the  Salt  Lake  Temple  is  quarried.  Population 

300. 

Anderson  A,  Hay  &  Grain  Mooreland  &  Oliver,  G  S 

Ballou  R  B,  Saloon  Slife  Sam'l,  G  S 

Dawson  &  Bro,  Gen'l  Store 

WEST    JORDAN 

A  prosperous  town  of  about  1,200  population  on  the  Bingham  Canyon 
R.  R.  near  its  Junction  with  the  U.  S.  R.  R.,  about  12  miles  from  Salt 
Lake  City.  Devoted  mostly  to  farming  and  stock  raising. 

Cooper  F  A,  Gen'l  Store  Goff  H  &  Co,  Gen'l  Store 

Cutler  B  L,  Gen'l  Store  Hall  A,  Saloon 

Erickson  J  H,  Miller 


You  can  save  10  per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L*  Goldberg'* 


FF.  I/.  Ticltard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 

FARMER'S  EXCHANGE, 

PETER  STUI3BS,  Propr. 

Dealer  in  General    Merchandise. 

Mining  ind  Surveying  Patties  Supplied. 


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PROVO  HOTEL, 

Mrs.  E.  C.  PULSIPHER,  Propr. 

ffiflTEIL 

OF  PROVO  CITY. 

Situated  on  the  west  side  of  Main  Street,  four  blocks 
from  Depot. 


RS       AGAR     TARTUP, 

North  Side  Centre  Street. 
PROVO    CITY,     UTAH. 

Dealer  In  GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

All  kinds  of  Confectionery,  Groceries,  Toys,  Dry  Gooas, 

and  i<ancy  Articles. 
THE  BAZAR   OF  PROVO    CITY. 

Henry  G.  Carroll  &  Son, 

ARCHITECTS,  DESIGNERS,  CONTRACTORS 
AND  BUILDERS. 

Also  Manufacturers  Iron  Fences  and  all  kinds  of 
Iron  Work. 

ALL  WORK  GUARANTEED.     Correspondence  Solicited. 


L.  Goldberg  has  tlic  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L<.  City 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 


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UTAH  COUNTY. 

This  county  was  organized  in  1852,  although  it  had  been  settled 
several  years  previous  to  that  date.  Its  boundaries  are  :  North  by  Salt 
Lake  County,  East  by  Wasatch  County,  South  by  Sanpete  and  Juab 
counties,  and  West  by  Juab  and  Tooele  counties.  It  is  one  of  the  cen- 
tral counties  and  ranks  in  population,  wealth  and  influence  next  to 
Salt  Lake.  The  county  has  an  area  of  over  2,000  square  miles,  much  of 
which  is  excellent  farming  and  meadow  land,  while  the  mountaneous 
portions  afford  an  abundance  of  first-class  timber.  The  midland  coun- 
ties are  supplied  with  cedar  posts  from  Rush  and  Cedar  Valleys  in  this 
county.  The  total  number  of  acres  under  cultivation  in  1880  was  over 
45,000.  Utah  County  leads  the  Territory  in  its  yield  of  barley,  corn, 
beans,  sugar  cane,  hay,  apples,  pears,  plums,  apricots  and  shrub  fruits. 
The  eastern  portion  is  well  watered  by  copious  streams  from  the  Wa- 
satch mountains  which  are  conducted  by  canals  and  irrigating  ditches 
over  many  thousands  of  acres.  The  cities  and  towns  are  ranged  along 
the  northern  and  eastern  shores  of  Utah  Lake  with  remarkable  regular- 
ity. Utah  Lake  is  a  body  of  fresh  water  with  a  surface  of  about  225 
square  miles.  It  is  well  stocked  with  trout,  mullet  and  chub  which 
find  a  ready  market  in  Salt  Lake  City.  It  occupies  a  central  position 
in  the  county.  The  lake  is  emptied  by  the  Jordan  Kiver  which  flows 
into  Great  Salt  Lake. 

PROVO  CITY. 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Utah  County,  situated  on  the  Provo  River  at  the 
base  of  the  Wasatch  Mountains  which  at  this  point  rise  to  a  tremendu- 
ous  height. 

One  characteristic  feature  of  this  city  is  the  large  number  of  elegant 
dwellings  of  which  it  can  boast.  In  addition  to  this  there  are  quite  a 
number  of  elaborate  residences  in  the  course  of  erection,  also  public 
buildings  among  which  may  be  mentioned  the  large  tabernacle  and 
new  theatre. 

The  industries  of  Provo  consist  conspicuously  of  woolen  mills  and 
sericulture.  It  is  here  also  that  millions  of  pounds  of  fruit  are  annual- 
ly raised  and  dried  for  the  markets. 

The  "Territorial  Enquirer,"  published  semi-weekly,  is  a  good  and 
authentic  newspaper. 

They  have  first-class  schools,  also  the  Brigham  Young  Academy, 
which  is  one  of  the  most  prominent  places  of  learning  in  the  Terri- 
tory. It  is  here  also  that  the  Territorial  Insane  Asylum  is  located. 


3ardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Eats,  Caps  &  SlotMng 

30 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 


GARDNER'S     EXCHANG-E. 

O.   ±2'S. 
E>calcr  in  Frnils,  Vegetables  and  Choice 


Centre  Street,  I'HOVO  CITY,  UTAH. 


2FIoneer 

Centre  St.,  PttuVO  CiTV,  UTAH. 


Cakes,  Pies,  Bread  and  Confectionery.    All  kinds  of 
Summer  Drinks. 

.T.  9.  LAMB,  Proprietor. 


ID.  IF1. 

BARBER. 

Centre  Street,       -        -       Provo  City,  Utah. 

THE  FINEST  AND  M()«T  COMPLKTE  RAHBKR  SHOP  IN 
THK  <  ITY.     HOT  AND  COLD  BATHS. 


ATTOR  NEY-AT-LAW. 

OFFTCF,  Ce  itreStr't,  late  Enquirer  Office,   PHTTO  CITY,  UTAH. 

A.  O.  Smoot,  pres.  'ohn  Sharp,  Vice  Pres. 

\V.  H.  Dusenberry,  Cashier. 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK. 

PROVO  CITY,  UTAH. 

Paid  in  Capital,    $5O.OOO. 

Buy  and  Sell  Rxchnnreon  princinal  v«.«?iern  nii'l  Western  Cities, 
r  p*  j  Special  attention  paid  to  Collections. 

<3  J  !    R?mittances  matle  at  current  rates  or  exchange. 


J.  P.  Booth.  Gt'O.  M.  Brown. 

BOOTH    &    BROWN, 


Utond  to  all   kinds  of  !><ral   Business.        P-iecial  attention  given  to 
Forei'/n  Collections,  and  th"  prosecution  o*  claims  to  legacies 

and  inhpritan  es  In  foreign  count  »ies.     A  Ho  l.usit  e  s  in 
7>,  j  the  Lund  Office  and  bpfore  th^  difff-rent  de=  an- 

—  me.  ts  of  Government,  promptly  attended  to. 

^   OFFICE,  COURT  HOUSE,  PRQVO  GUT.  UTAH. 

You  can  save  JO i>vi'  cent  by  buying  (Jlotlting  at  J 


Wrought  Spanish  Kits  &  Spurs,  W.  T,.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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PROVO   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


ATTORNEYS-  AT-LAW. 


BOOTH  ^ 
BOOT  i  J  F, 
BKO.V'iS  GKO  M 
Dusonberry  W  H 
KVANS  l),.TEl 
MILVFJU  B 
SU  THRU  LAND  A  G 
Hutherland  A  O,  Jr 
Til  U  UM  AN  SR 

BAKERS. 

Osterloh  H  R 
Shav  Alexander 

BANKERS. 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  WIL- 
SON H  DUSONBERRY,  cabh 

BAUBERS. 

CLUFF  D  F,  Centre  Sfc 
McMnrray  (".  P 
HAWLINGSHE 

button  H  D 

BASKET  MANUFACTURERS 
Hind  marsh  T 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Douglass  Wm, 
Mcsldruirt   David 
Nelson  C  H 
Pec  c  Hdwin 
Sward  An  rust 
White    lenry 
While  T  H  &  Bro 
Worsley  John 

BOOKS  &  PRRIOI^ICAL    AGTS. 
CHEEVEKH  A 

BOOT  &  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Be  a  camuel 
L'*wis  Thomas 
Mpi'lrn-n  •  .eoigo 
Morby  T  F 
s-niili  Alfred 
Thii^-ou  »P 
Weutz  P  M 
Williams  Alex 


BUTCHERS. 

Bullock  &  Srnoot 

Cook  Luke 

I  'copies  Co-op  Meat  Ass'n 

Ha'liday  A 

HardinffR 

fctubbs  Feter 

B  KICK  MAKERS. 

Reesley  .1  F 

Cook,  Huberts  &  Co 

CONFECTIONERS. 
Groneman  August 
CONTRACTORS    &     BUILDERS. 
!  Henry  G  Carroll  &  Son 
COOPERS. 
Skinner  H  B 

CLOTHIERS. 

Provp  Co-operative  Institution,  A 
iSingleton,  manager 

DENTISTS, 

Flines  R  S 
TalmageJ  J 

DEPUTY  RECORDER, 
DANIELSJAMFS  R 

DRUGGIST?. 

Oilman  B 
iiiNESKS 

Provo  co-op  Drug  Dep't,  Geo  Q, 

Coray,  supt 
Sim  mo  is  F  H, 

Saoebridge  CE 

FIRS  INSURANCE. 

Green  ha  Igh  A 
tlalliday  V  L 

FLOUR  MILLS. 

HOOVER  JOHN  W 
Tanner  Myron 


Scn't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  &  Barton  ha?*  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  QOO 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos 


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IPOIRT'RAIT     G  A  LILIES  "ST. 

Centre  Street,  Provo  City,  Utah. 
Branch  Gallery  at  Payson. 

THE  ONLY  GALLERY  IN  THE  CITY. 

PHOTOGRAPHS  AND  TIN  TYPES  TAKEN   IN    THE  BEST  STYLE 

OF  THE  ART. 

Enlarging  and  Copying  a  specialty. 

Keep  on  hand  a  fine  assortment  of  Frames,  Albums  and 
Fancy  Goods. 


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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 

Special  Attention  Given  to  Collections. 
FROVO  CITY,  UTAH.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


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PilOVO  CITY,  UTAH. 
Special  Attention  Given  to  Collections. 

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August  Gronemann, 


In  ^'ill  its  Branches. 


HAWLEY  HOUSE, 

Pleasant  Grove,  Utah. 


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LIVERY  AND  FEED  STABLE  CONNECTED. 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  In  S.  L.  Citj 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L,  Picfcari  Salt  Lake  City, 


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FURNITURE. 

Cluff,  Booth  &  Co 
Jensen  P  C 
Taylor  Geo 

GENERAL     MERCHANDISE. 

C12'S 

Freshwater  W  &  Son 
Gray  W  H  &  Co 
Greenhalgh  A 
Harrison  Mrs  E 
Hindmarsh  Thos 
Horton  Mrs  E 
JONES  S  S,  Centre  St 
Provo    Co-operative     Institution, 
Reed  Smoot ,  supt 

Provo  Mfg  Co  Mercantile  Dep't 
STARTUP  MRS  HAGAR,  Centre 

St 

STAHTIN  THOMAS,  Centre  St 
STUBBS  PETE  It,  Centre  St 
West  Branch  Provo  Co-op  Inst,  R 

C  Kirkwood,  supt 
Z  C  M  I,  (Provo  branch) 

HOTELS. 

Denver  &  Rio  Grande    Hotel,  at 

Station 
EXCELSIOR  HOUSE,    JOHN    W 

DEAL,  Prop'r 
Milner  Mrs 

Provo  House,  Isaac  Bullock,  Prop'r 
PULSE  PH EU  MRS  E  C,  Provo  Hotel 

Main  St 

JEWELERS. 

Muhelstein  N 
Neilseu  S 

JOB  PRINTERS. 
Graham  J  C 

HARNESS  &  SADDLERY. 
BEE  F  F&  CO 

LUMBER  DEALERS. 

Provo  Lumber,  Manufacturing  & 

Building  Co,  H  H  Cluff,  supt 
PAXMAN  W  RH,  Salesman 

LIME  BUltNERS. 

Edwards  Robert 
Jones  &  Keeler 


LIVERY  STABLES. 


Davis  H  W, 
Orser  Evert 


MACHINISTS. 


Carroll  H  G  &  Son 
Davis  H  W 
Poulsen  H 
White  T  H  &  Bro 


NEWSPAPER. 

TERRITORIAL  ENQUIRER,  pub- 
lished every  Tuesday  and  Friday 
afternoons,  by  J  C  Graham 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 
DANIELS  T  E,  JR,  Centre  st 

PAINTERS. 

Bowler  John 
Dunn  W  F 
Jepseii  Samuel 
Maiben  Henry  J 
Sielck  J  H 

PHYSICIANS. 

Hannberry  Julius 
H usted  S 
Miller  W  C 
Riggs  John 
Simmons  F  H 
Shoebridge  C  E 
lalmage  J  J 

POSTMASTER  ASSISTANT. 
McCAUSLINJ    B 

RESTAURANTS. 

LAMB  J  S,  Pioneer  Lunch  House, 

Centre  St 

SAWYERS. 
ELLIOT  ED 

STATIONERS. 

Felt  Brothers 

Gray  W  H  &  Co 

Greenhalgh  A 

Stationery  Dept,  Provo  Co-op  Inst 


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Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


WATXTX'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  bost  for  ttrmiclio  Riders. 


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MILLINERY,  DRY  GOODS  and  NOTIONS, 

Orders  received  by  mail  promptly  attended  to 
PAYSON  CITY,    UTAH. 

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NEPIII,  UTAH. 
Manufacturer  and  Importer  of 

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Bridles,  Whips,  etc.,  Guns  and  Ammunition. 

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Millinery  Goods,  Dry  Goods  and  /I/of  ions. 

Also  all  kinds  of  Toys,  and  Holiday  Goods. 

Orders  from  surrounding  towns  promptly  attended  to. 

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L.  GOLDBKUG,  LEADING  CLOTIIIKR,  S;ilt  Luke  Tity 


Ladlas  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Picjara's.  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


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STONEMASONS. 

Collins  Rros 
(')o»>k  Thomas 
Hill.  James  &  Sons 
J,iddiard  Samuel 
Liddiard  Thomas 

SITUVEYOHS. 

Davin  Thomas 
Stark  Daniel 
Stewart  A  J 
Tanner  J  M 

TAILOHS. 

Ambroson  II  J  C 
Hardy  Charles 


NMlsen  C  W 

Singleton  A 


TINNERS. 

Harrison  YVm 
Martin  Thomas 
Moore  H  J 

TOYS,. 
niNDMAUSH  T 

\VOOLE:T  MILLS. 

Provo   Manufacturing  Co,  James 
Dunn,  supt 


ALPINE  CITY. 


Population  about  273. 
Co-op  Store,  Gen' I  Mdse 

Nash  \V,  Mill 


Dewey  W  &  Son,  Blacksmiths 


AMERICAN  FORK. 

This  active  city  has  a  population  of  about 2,010 —consisting  princi- 
pally of  farmers.  Thirty-three  mil e.s  from  Sa't  Lake  City  on  the  line 
of  the  U.C  .  R.  R.  Has  a  few  good  mines  and  quite  a  number  of  excel- 
lent prospects  i»i  the  cou  se  of  development.  Ranking  business  is 
mostly  transacted  through  Salt  Lake  City  and  Provo. 


Adams   Arza,  Groceries 
Am    H'ork   « 'o-op  Merc  in  til  o   Tnst, 
\V   B  <  nith.  snot,  G3ti  i   Store, 

Mill  &  Tannery 
Rate  ri.  Soda  Watjr  &  Ic3  Cream 

»t  Votion* 
Rate  Wm,  \  »tions 
Reunott  A,  Blacksmith 
Rir't  Pran'<,  Hrevvor 
lUJfty  Lishsu  liutcho)- 
Carter  Fas,  Millwright 
Chi- mian  if.  Live  <toc'c 
Chipman  Ia^,  (J'>n  I  <t  ^ro 
Chip:na'»  W,  f.ivo  ^toc'c 
<'onk  r  FI.  Shoo    Maker   &  Rarber 
l^unkloy  A,  Gon'1   Store  &  PM 
Kismoro  lo^eph.  Builder 
Evr:in«  II,  Wheelwright 
Francis  f,  f  'oooor 
(I  ant  W,  Musi"  5-.  Jewelry 
Green  A,  LiveStO3k 


ITl.yrloy  W  cu.  Jewelry 

Jackson  Mary,  Hotel 

Jackson  Wm  vvr.  Lumber 

•Tnlian  S,  Tailor 

Keppprnick  K,  Hotel  &c 

J^appi^h  Mrs  fl.  Notions 

Lee  K  B,  Painter 

LoarieO,  Carpenter 

Pru-ttA  Fverson,  T^umber 

Roberts  Bros,  Gen  I  store  &  Drugs 

J?i»bin-!on    V  D,  viiller 

Jt olvrson  Jos,  Carpenter 

Kovviey  Mrs.  Notions 

Smith  W,  RlackMtiith 

S'lowj  h,  Groceries  &  Dry  Goods 

Sle^i^  Tli os,  .Dewing  Machines  & 

Notions 

Thornton  A  K,  Gen'l  Store 
tt'-alker  Hobt,  Blacksmith 
Watovman  (I  A.  Oru^lst 
Wright  Fred,  iiutcher 


Uartly  Bros.  &  Burton  :arry  a  foil  Ins  of  General  Merchandise 


Shoe  Leather  &  Findings,  W.  L.  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City 


James  Whitehead,  Jr 


-Manufacturer  of- 


Stocking  Yarns,  Jeans,  Linseys,  Flan- 
nels, Seeks  and  Stockings. 


AND  DEALER  IN 


CASH  PAID  FOR  WOOL. 

,       TJT-A.HI. 


CAPITOL  SALOON 


ii,  TJteli. 
A.  CHALMERS,   Proprietor. 

-  Dealer  in  - 

PURE  WINES  AND  LIQUORS, 

CIGARS  and  TOBACCO. 


TJtali. 
H.  GOLDSBROUGH,  Proprietor. 

THE  LEADING  HOTEL  OF  THE  CITY 

Passengers  conveyed  to  and  from  the  Depot.     Livery 

and  Feed  Stables  connected. 
-  Good  Sample  Rooms.  ----  j* 

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L.  Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L,  City 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  \V.  JL.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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BENJAMIN, 


A  village  about  63  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City  on  the  U.  C.  R.  R.,  a^ 
the  southern  extremity  of  Utah  Lake.  Population  about  150,  princi- 
pally farmers. 

Benjamin  Co-op  Store,  B  F  Stew-    Hickmaii  G  W,  Physician 
art,  Manager,  Gen'l  Mdse 

CEDAR  FORT. 

Cedar  Fort  Co-op  Store,  Gen'l  Mdse  Rodeback  L  B,  Carpenter  &  Build- 
Gyldner  C  P,  Shoe  Maker  er  &  Gen'l  Woodworker 

Hacking  Jno  S,  Gen'l  Mdse  Sawyer  Walker  O,  Blacksmith 
Hacking  Jno  S,  Blacksmith 

GOSHEN, 

A  farming  settlement  of  about  500  inhabitants.  It  is  situated  on  Cur- 
rant Creek,  seventy-five  miles  distant  from  Salt  Lake  City,  six  miles 
west  of  the  Utah  Central  R.  R.,  has  a  population  of  about  500  inhab- 
itants. 

Edwards  E,  Stock  Raiser  Oklebery  P,   Carpeiitar 

Goshen  Co-op  Store,  Gen'l  Mdse         Price  &  Rouse,  Mill 
Gourlay  Paul,  Carpenter  White  J  W,  Blacksmith 

Morgan  Juo,  Hotel 


;/j  HOMANSVILLE. 

!     Graham  Alex,  Wyoming  Mill  Locke  I  M,  Mill 

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LEHI, 

An  incorporated  city,  situated  on  the  U.  C.  R.  R.,  thirty-one  miles 
south  from  Salt  Lake  City.  Population  2,0 JO,  chiefly  engaged  in  farm- 
ing and  stock  raising. 

Dorton  Joseph  &  Son,  Butchers  People's  Co-op  Store,  Gen'l  Mdse 
Goodmonson  G  &  Son,s  Jewelers  TR  Cutler,  supt 

Harwood  J  &  Son,  Harness  Makrs    Taylor  Samuel,  Blacksmith 
Mulliner  S,  Grist  Mill  Trane  &  Powell,  Gen'l  Store 

Woodhouse  Tno,  Geri'l  Store 

PAYSON. 

Situated  on  the  U.  C.  R,  R.,  about  sixty-seven  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake 
City.  One  of  the  most  prosperous  towns  of  Utah  Co.  Population  about 
2,600,  consisting  principally  of  farmers.  Payson  can  boast  of  quite  a 
number  of  valuable  mines  located  near  by,  consisting  of  hematite  Jiron 
and  other  more  precious  metals. 

£        Bahr  C  O,  Peddler  Moore  J  H,  Hotel 

8  :     Bills  Jos,  Peddler  Page   J    S,    Mang'r   Payson  Co-op       C 

S  I     BrigharnJ,  Blacksmith  Store  £. 

ffardy  Bros.  &  Barton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 

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Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W,  L,  Pictard,  Salt  Lake  City,  titan 


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Box  M,  Hotel 

Brimhail  N,  Blacksmith 

Clayson  &  Ostler,  Shoe  Makers 

Collett  B  E,  Saloon 

Daniels  J,  Peddler 

Diem  Jno,  Harness  Mkr  A  Tannery 

Done  Jno  &  Sons,  Saw  Mill 

Douglas  Mrs  A,  Millinery 

Douglass  Wm  &  Sons,  Gen'l  Store 

Finlayson  Jas,  Payson  Co-op  Mill- 
ing Co 

Gough  R  &  Sons,  Saloon   &  Drugs 

Greer  J  II,  Physician 

Hancock  Cnas,  Wagon  Mkr 

Hancock  S,  Meat  Market 

Hancock  G  W  &  Sons,  Gen'l  Store 
&  Batchers 

Hancock  &  Shurtliff,  Lime,  Lum- 
ber &c 

Huisch  J  &  Son,  Blacksmiths 

Huish  W  H  &  Sons,  Furniture 

Jones  J  S,  Saw  Mill 

McBeth  J  S,  Wagons  &  Agriculfl 
Implements,  Grain  &  Produce 

McBeth  &  Tempest,  Gen'l  Store 

Mitchell  D,  Shoe  Maker 

Mitchell  D  A,  Shoe  Maker 


Patton  Geo,  Blacksmith  &  Wagons 

Payson  Co-op  Dairy 

Payson  Co-op  Institution 

Payson  Co-op  Market,  T  H  Wilson, 
supt 

Payson  Co-op  Milling  Co,  Jas  Fin- 
lay  son,  manager 

PerssonJno,  Tailor 

POTTER  AM  AS  A,  Hotel 

Provstgaard  J,  Watchmaker 

Reece  J ,  Blacksmith 

Schramm  Chas  C 

Simons  G,  Physician 

SIMONS  MRS  M  D,  Millinery, Dry 
Goods,  Groceries  &c 

Simons  O,  Grist  Mill 

Simons  &  Hulsh,  Saw  Mill 

Stevens  E,  Fruits 

Townsend  J  L,  Drags 

Wadsworth  T  S,  Physician 

Wilson  T  H,  Payson  Co-op  Mkt 

Wightman  Mrs  J  L,  Sewing  Mach, 
Musical  Insts,  Books,  Notions 
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Wimmer  T  G,  Stocks 

Wirthin  L,  Gen'l  Mdse 

Worsencroft  S,  Tinsmith 


MUSIC    AND    VARIETY    STORE 


ZEL.    .JOISTIES, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in 

MUSICAL     MERCHANDISE 

Toys,  Maps,  Pictures,  Books  and  Stationery,  Watches 
and  Jewelry,  Frames,  Glassware,  Porce- 
lain  Notions,   Etc.,   Etc  , 


3bTep3a.i,  TJta.li. 
Dealer    in 


WINES,  LIQUORS,  CIGARS  and  TOBACCO. 


TZHIOS.    Q-. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 


Home-Made  and  Imported  Furniture, 

MATRESSES,  LOOKING  GLASSES,  Etc.,  Etc, 


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UTAH. 


You  can  save  1O per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.Goldberg'* 


Shoemakers9  Toolp  of  all  Jcinds,  W~  L*  Pichasd,  Salt  Lake. 

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PLEASANT   GROVE. 

A  prosperous  farming|town  on  thelJ.  C.  R.  R.,  about  eleven  miles  north 
from  Provo.  Population  1,400. 

ANDERSON  S  W,  Cabinet    Maker  Newman  F  W.  Blacksmith  &  Wag- 
Beers  F,  Gen'l  Store  &  Produce  oils 
CLARK  BROS  &  CO,  Gen'l  Mdse  Pierson  Mrs  B  F,  Millinery 
Driggs  B  W  &  Sons,  Dry  Goods  &  Pleasant  Grove  Co-op  Institution, 

Notions  J  no  Brown,  mang'r,  Gen'l  Mdse 

Driggs  &  Co,  Dry  Goods  A  Notions  Smith  &  Whittaker,  Agricultural 

HAWLEY  MRS  ELLICE,  Hawley  Implements 

House  &  Livery  Stable 

SALEM, 

Population  of  300;  small  farming  settlement. 

Salem  Co-op  Institution,  A  Engberg,  Manager,  G  S 

SANTAQUIN. 

Population  of  650— a  farming  town  situated  in  the  extreme  south  of 
Utah  Co.  Its  resources  consist  also  of  considerable  lumbering  interests, 
Leetham  Jno,  Gen'l  Mdse  Santaquin  Co-op  Store,  E  Open- 

Riter  LE  &  Co,  Gen'l  Mdse  shaw,  Supt 

SPANISH  FORK 

Is  an  incorporated  city  of  about  21,0)0  inhabitants,  twelve  miles  south 
of  Provo. 

It  is  one  of  the  important  towns  of  Utah  County,  and  is  growing 
steadily  in  wealth  and  influence,  and  with  its  vast  agricultural  re* 
sources  is  able  to  support  a  still  larger  population.  As  a  manufactur- 
ing town  it  is  destined  to  become  important,  and  supports  a  solid  cir- 
cle of  active  business  men. 

Adamson  Allen,  Machinist  Malcom,  Thomas  &Co,  Gen'l  Mdse 

Anderson  James,  Blacksmith  McConigal  H,  Druggist 

Angus  John,  Flour  Mill  McKell  R.  Blacksmith 

Atwood  C  B,  Brickmaker  MellorJF,  Shoemaker 

Banks  William,  Butcher  Miller  James,  General  Mdse 

Barney  John,  Physician  Money  Richard,  Woodturner 

Bowen  David,  Blacksmith  Monk  Charles,  Notary  Public 

Brown  Benton    Flour  Mill  Moore  John,  Justice  of  Peace 

Chappel  Joseph,  Butcher  Moore  H,  Shoemaker 

Chivrell  Alma,  Bootmaker  Morgan  J  E,  Rlacksmith 

Clark  A,  Tinner  Morrison  J  E,  Wagonmaker 

Cornaby  Samuel,  Apariaii  Murray  &  Ainge,  Saloon 

Creer  William,   Attorney-at-law       Neilson  A  P,  Painter 

Darger  W  H,  Tailor  Neilson  R,  Harness  &  Saddlery 

Dimiick  T  J,  Stock  Dealer  Packett  Charles,  Cooper 

Evans  T  D,  Gen'l  Mdse  Peterson  S,  Furniture 

Gardner  Neils,  Flour  Mili  RocKhill  John,  Gen'l  Mdse  &  Post 

Hales  G  G,  Constable  Master 

Holdering  &  Evans,  Shoe  Factory    Rowre  John,  Shoemaker 

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Son't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros-  &  Burton  have  a  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Gtood* 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.  L,  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

i    236  Utah  County  Business  Directory. 


Humble  Henry,  Blacksmith  Shimmon  R,  Flour  Mill  ® 

JONES  W  R,  Musical  Mdse  Spanish    Fork  Co-operative  Insti-  j  p^ 

Jones  J  P.  Tailor                                             tution,  W  O  Creer,  Supt  i  r\ 

Jones  L  W,  Shoemaker  Watman  C,  Tinner  j  w 

Lawrence  A  T,  Flour  Mill  Warren  W  J,  Gen'l  Mdse  •  Oo 
Mad  sen  N  P,  Bootmaker 

SPRING   LAKE. 

A  small  settlement  midway  between  Santaquin  and  Payson.    Popula- 
tion about  250. 

Johnson  J  F,  Gen'l  Mdse  Soainhour  Wm,  Carpenter 

Johnson    &    Sons,   Gen'l  Store   &    Wilson  G  W,  Carpenter 
Fruit  Packers 

SPRINGV1LLE. 

An  important  incorporated  city  in  Utah  County,  with  a  population  of    i  |H 
about  2,500,  with  numerous  manufacturing  and  mercantile  institutions. 
Situated  on  the  Utah  &  Pleasant  Valley  K.  R,    The  principal  pursuit  of 
the  settlers  is  fanning,  the  soil  is  very  fertile  and  well  adapted  for  this 
purpose  and  ranks  this  town  as  foremost  in  agriculture. 
Allsworth  Jas,  Boot  &  Shoe  Mkr       Reynolds  Bros  &  Co,-Gen'l  Mdse 
Bissell  &  Nelson,  Millinery  RO  FLANGE  MKS  T,  Millinery 

Crandall  M  P,  Hotel  Roylance  Arnold,  Boot  &  Shoe  Mkr 

Dallin  'I  hos,  Grocer  Sperry  &  Co,  Druggists  &  Gen  Mds 

P^vans  J  P,  Tinner  Springville  Co-op  Mercantile  Insti- 

Groesbeck  N  H,  Gen'l  Store  tution,  T  W  Boyer,  Supt 

Hendrickson  Mrs  A,  Milliner  Storrs  &  Crandall,  Grist  Mill 

Huntington  N  D,  Post  Master  WHITEHEAD  J,  Jr.  Manufacturer 

Packard  N,  Gen'l  Mdse  &  Deaier  in  Gen'l  Mdse 

Packard  Bros  &  Co,  Gen'l  MJse         WOOD  L  G,  Accountant 


=  5  i  YINCEMT   «fc   OSTL.ER, 

**|  EXCLUSIVE  BOOT  AND  SHOE  MERCHANTS 

i£  |  LADIE'S  AND  GENTS'  FINE  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

5j  j  And  everything  in  the  Boot  and  Shoe  line. 

g  g  I  HAND  SEWED  GOODS  A  SPECIALTY. 

2^  i  Main  Street,  between  4th  and  5th,  OGDEN. 

i  _____________—  _______»______—_—_—.—  _  .  _ 

O  |  JAMES    E.   FOOTE, 

S  i  AGENT  FOR  THE  COOPER  WAGONS  AND  HAZARD  POWDER. 

O  |  Dealer  in  BUGGIES,  REAPERS,  MOWERS, 

-^  |  DRILLS,  RAKES,  etc..  HARNESS,  SADDDES,  BLANKETS,  TENTS, 

—  I  WAGON  COVERS,  Etc. 


L.  Goldberg-  has  the  larg-est  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  1^.  City 


Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WX..  Fickard,  Salt  Lake 


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WEBER    COUNTY.  a 

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This  county,  which  ranks  as  one  of  the  most  important  of  the  Ter. 
ritory,  was  first  settled  in  1850,  and  its  county  seat,Ogden,  incorporated 
the  following  year.  It  is  bounded  on  the  north  by  Cache  and  Box 
Elder  Counties,  on  the  east  by  Rich,  on  the  south  by  Davis  and  Morgan 
Counties,  and  on  the  west  by  the  shore  of  the  Great  Salt  Lake.  It  con-  ^ 
tains  an  area  of  nearly  600  squat  e  miles  with  a  population  variously  es-  {3 

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ti  mated  at  from  22,000  to  25,003. 

The  county  possesses  fine  agricultural  facilities  in  its  vast  stretches 
of  arable  and  pasture  lands  which  are  open  to  cultivation  and  are  amp- 
ly supplied  with  water  for  irrigating  purposes. 

Among  her  resources  are  her  abundance  of  fine  timber,  a  number 
of  iron  mines,  and  the  Ogden  and  Weber  Rivers  that  furnish  abundant 
water  power  for  milling  and  manufacturing  interests.  Weber  County 
contains  quite  a  number  of  towns  besides  Ogden  City,  most  of  them, 
however,  being  scattered  farming  villages. 

Those  ranking  most  in  importance  are,  North  Ogden,  Hooper  Alma, 
Harrisville,  Huntsville,  Plain  City,  Slaterville  and  Uintah. 

Most  of  the  area  of  the  county  is  mountaneous  in  the  extreme,  em- 
bodying scenery  that  is  romantic  and  sublime, 

Amid  the  snowy  peaks  are  charming  valleys,  some  of  which  con- 
tain settlements,  while  all  furnish  good  pasture  for  the  numerous  flocks 
and  herds. 

OGDEN. 

This  is  the  second  largest  city  in  importance  in  the  Territory. 

It  is  admirably  located  near  the  western  base  of  the  Wasatch  range 
of  mountains,  at  the  junction  of  the  Ogden  and  Weber  River,  which 
furnish  more  than  enough  requisite  water  power. 

The  city  has  grown  steadily  until  the  population  has  now  reached 
about  8,000  souls,  Ogden  has  inherent  the  elements  of  prosperity  being 
central  in  a  highly  productive  agricultural  region,  containing  also 
first-class  manufacturing  facilities. 


much  interest  to  the  exploring  tourist. 

This  city  is  more  popularly  termed   the   Jurction  City,  owing  to 
the  number  of  cross  roads  here,— of  the  many  lines  of  railroads  which 
communicate  with  all  portions  of  the  globe. 
Adams  L  B,  storage,  commission    Adams  L  R,  (Guthrie,  Dooley  & 

&  forwarding,  4th  Street  Co)  4th  Street 


The  natural  beauties  of  the  surrounding  scenery  are  varied  and  of       • 


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Sail  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Groceries 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


H.  C.  WARDLEIGH'S 


MUSICAL    MERCHANDISE 

— <((  AND  )» — 


MAIN  STREET,        -  OGDEN,  CITY. 

JP.  O.  BOX  49. 


Brewery  and  Malthouse. 

MORITZ  R1CHTER,  Prop. 

Main  Street,          OGDEN  CITY,          Utah  Ter. 


I2ST 


ORDERS  BY  MAIL  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


IP.    O.    IBOIS    25. 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  8.  Li.  City 


First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W.  L  Pickard,  Salt  Lakb, 


Weber  County  Business  Directory. 


239 


Alexander  D,  insurance,  loan,  real 
estate  &  collection  agency,  4th 
Allen  James,  gen  mdse,  Main  St 
Allen  J  X,  M  D,  Main  Street 
Allen  S  J,  bookkeeper,  Main  St 
Anderson  A  C,  clerk,  Main  St 
Anderson  P,  merchant  tailor,  5th 
Arcade  dining  rooms,  4th  Street 
Ashby  Thos,  boots  &  shoes,  Main 

Bales  Jno  A,  sadler,  Main  Street 
Ballinger  A,  real  estate  and  loan 

agent,  Main,  bet  4th  and  5th 
BANKS  G  M,  Nevada  Saloon.  4th 
Barnard  &.  White,  lumber  yard  & 

planing  mill,  cor  Wall  &  4th 
BARRATT  P BRCI V  AL  J,  attorney 
at-law,  notary  public  and  col- 
lector, late  asst  U  S  District  at- 
torney, es  Main  Street 
BECK  WITH  G,    Hotel,  cor  Main 

and  5th  Streets 

Beebe  W  S,  dentist,  Main  Street 
Bergelin  O  W,  tailor,  Main  Street 
Bishop  Jno  H,  (Driver  &  Bishop) 

4th  Street 

Blackwell  Chas,  carpenter  &  buil- 
der, 4th  Street 

Blackwell  Jas,  groceries,  Main  St 
Blackwell  Jas,  painter  &  decorator 

Main  Street 

Blanchard  H  S,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Blomquist  Jno,  tailor,  Main  Street 
Bluth  J  M  L,  tailor,  5th  Street 
Bond  H  M,  (II  M  Bond  &  Co)  4th 
Bond  H  M  &  Co,  groceries,  4th 
Bostwick  Jno,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Bo  wring  Mrs  M,  millinery,  Main 
BOYLE  &  CO,  furniture  dealers  & 
upholsterers,  es  M,  bet  4th  &  5th 
Bozarth  A  L,  barkeeper,  5th  Street 
Brewer  Mrs  E,  millinery,  5th 
Briggs  James,  farmer,  beach 
Briggs  Mrs  E,  farmer,  bench 
Broome  Hotel,  A  D  Shakespeare, 

propr,  cor  Main  and  5th 
Brown  F  G,  operator  U  P  Tel  Co 
Brown  Francis  H,  salesman,  cor 

Pearl  and  5th 

Browning  Bros,  gunsmiths,  Main 
Bruesch  Geo,  saloon,  5th  Street 
Bryan  Scott,  clerk  Ido  DivlJ  PR'y 
Buchner  Geo,  with  Cal'a  Brewing 

Depot,  Main,  bet  4th  and  5th 
Burns  Wm,  carpenter,  4th  Street 
Burton,  Herrick  <fe  White,  general 

merchandise,  4th  Street 
Burton  Thos  J,  restaurant,  5th  St 
Butcher  Walter,  machinist,  Main 

Carr  B  J,  jeweler,  5th  Street 


Carroll  Wm,  carpenter,  4th  Street 
Carroll  Wm,  pioneer  livery  stable, 

Main,  bet  4th  and  5th 
Cederstrom  M,  merchant  tailor,  4th 
Central  Hotel,  5th 
Chambers  Chas,  bakery  and   res- 
taurant, Main  Street 
Chambers  J  G,  bookseller  &  sta- 
tioner, 5th  Street 
Champneys  T,  bookkeeper,  5th  St 
Chandler  Geo,  butcher,  Main  St 
Child   Austin    W,  dry  goods,  &c 

Main 

CHILDSWG  &  SON,  dry  goods, 
carpets,  stoves  &  tinware,  gro- 
ceries, &c.,  Main  Street 
Christie  Sam'l,  pedler,6th  Street 
Clark  John,  teamster,  4th  Ward 
CLAYTON  &  HAMILL,  saloon,  4th 
Clayton  J  J,  (Clayton  &  HamiiJ)  4th 
Coker  Wm  L,  boarding  house,  4th 
Coleman  Jas,  shoemaker,  Main 
Collins  Richard,  (Collins  House,) 

cor  5th  and  Young 
Colman  Wm,  sadler,  Main 
Condon  AS,  M  D,  4th  Street 
Connor  Thos,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Coolidge  J  E,  >  ss't  supt  Pullman 

Palace  Car  Co,  Franklin 
Crandall  J  K,  barkeeper,  4th  and 

Franklin 
Crawshaw  Henry,  clerk  E  Street, 

bet  3d  and  4th 

Crawshaw  &  Wilson,  gen  mdse,  4th 
Cross  R  W,  bookkeeper,  Main 
Curtiss  F  H.  (Curtiss  &  Co)  Main 
Curtiss  &  Co,  hardware,  <fec,  Main 
Cushing  C  W,  U  C  R'wy  Office 

Dana  Nellie,  clerk 

DEE  J  M,  LIVERY  STABLE,  5th 

Dee  Rose,  Milliner,  4th 

Dee  Thomas,  groceries  and  crock- 
ery ware,  4th 

Dial  &  Kelley,  harness  and  saddle 
manufacturers,  Main  Street 

Dodge  Mrs  Julia,  restaurant,  4th 

Doddridge  W  B,  gen'l  supt  Idaho 
Div  U  P  R'wy 

Dooley  R  M  (Guthrie,Dooley  &  Co) 
4th  Street 

Driver  &  Bishop,  druggists,  &c,  4th 

Driver  Jesse  J ,  (Driver  &  Bishop) 
4th  Street 

Driver  Wm  &  Son,  wholesale  drugs 
Main  Street 

DUNHAM  &  CO,  grocery  and  bak- 
ery, 5th  Street 

Dunham  A,  (A  Dunham  &  Co)  5th 

Duryea  WL,  (Potter,  Duryea  &Co) 
cor  5th  and  Main 


Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  Kinds,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


Manufacturing    Confectioner. 


IMPORTER  AND  JOBBER  OF 


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CIGARS,  TOYS,  DOLLS,  PERFUMERY, 

^  j  AND 

sjj  FANCY   GOODS  GENERALLY. 

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Street,  Og-d-en.,   TJtsili. 

P.  O.  Box   182. 


CANDIES,     NUTS,     CRACKERS,    TOBACCO, 


Purchasers  in  Northern  and  Southern   Utah,  will  find 
O      it  to  their  interest   to    obtain    prices    from  the  "Junction 


4|  CURTISS    &  'CO., 

Dealess  in  HARD  WA11E,  STEEL  and  NAILS. 

J  FARMERS'    BLACKSMITHS'    AND    MINERS'    TOOLS.          HOWE'S 
§g  i  SCALES.  TIN,  COPPER  AND  STAMPED  WARE. 

^  ~  j  TINWARE  MANUFACTUREES. 

^  |  MAIN  STREET,    OGDEN, 


Between  Ogden  and  Plain  City,  Utah. 

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_A_.      LIE  IPiFIEIR,, 

BATH    HOUSE, 

Corner  3rd  Main,  OGDEN  CITY,  UTAH. 

5,1  j     HOT,  COLD,  MEDICATED  AND  ELECTRIC  BATHS, 
<£p|  ALL  OLD  CHRONIC  DISEASES  CUBED  WITHOUT  MEDICINE. 

S  j      ~~j7s.  LEwis~&~caT 

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3.  tSRatclimafejcts         ^ 

OGDEN    CITY,  UTAH. 
LU  ' 


GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  Oity 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 


Weber  County  Business  Directory. 


241 


Eayrs  &  O'Neil,  commercial  bar, 

Main  and  5th 
Eccles  D,  lumber  yard,  door  and 

sash  factory,  4th  Street 
ECCLES  J  H,  wood  turning*  furni- 
ture and  builder,  5th  Street 
Edwards  Benj,  bootblack,  5th 
EKLUND  C  A,   merchant  tailor, 

Lewis  building,  Main  Street 
Eclund  Jno  E,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Emmett  &  Farley,  blacksmiths 
Ensign  Edgar,  machinist,  Main 

Farley  L,  tonsorial  artist,  4th  St 
Farley  W,  blacksmith,  wagons  and 

carriages.  Main,  bet  3d  &  4th 
Farr  Bros,  flour  and  grain,  wagons 

and  machinery,  4th  Street 
Farrell  Wm,  books  &  stationery 

and  job  printer,  4th  Street 
Felshaw  D  M,  attorn ey-at  law  and 

U  S  commissioner,  Main  Street 
Fiddler  &  Springer,  maps,  charts 

&  dictionaries,  Main  Street 
Fiddler  W  A  &  Co,  general  agency, 

Main  Street 
Fiddler  W  A,  (W  A  Fiddler  &  Co.) 

Main  Street 

Field  Susan,  clerk,  5th  Street 
First  Nat  Bank,  cor  4th  &  Main 
Flygare  N   C,  architect  &  builder, 

Smith,  bet  4th  and  5th 
Flygare  N  C,  clerk,  cor  4th  &  Main 
Folger  W,  bookkeeper,  4th  Street 
Foote  J  E,  dealer  in  carriages,  har- 
ness &  saddlery,  cor  Main  &5th 
Forbes  G  W,  clerk,  Young  Streel 
Forbes  H  B,  builder,  2d  Street 
Fowles  W  L,  barber  shop,  4th 
FRANK  S  II  &  CO,  hides  A  leather 

Main,  bet  3d  and  4th 
Funge  Wm,  jr,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Funge  W  W,  hardware,  stoves  and 

tinware,  Main  Street 
Gale  James,  furniture  and  under- 
taker, Main,  bet  4th  and  5th 
Gibbon  F,  wall  paper  and  groceries 

Main,  bet  5th  and  6th 
GIBBONS  THOS,    gunsmith   and 

hardware,  5th  Street 
Gibson  H  E,  planing  mill,  cor  4th 

and  Franklin 

Gibson  Lovell,  clerk,  4th  &  Frank'n 
Goddard  H  H,  agt  Singer  Sewing 

Machine,  4th  Street 
Goodfellow  J  B,  Goodys  saloon,  5th 
Greenwell  A  &  Son,  butchers,  4th 
Griffin  H  L,  fruit  &  produce,  Main 
Grill  Phillip,  butcher,  4th  Street 
Grundy  T  B,  plumbing  &  pumps, 

5th  Street 


Guiguir  H   H,    manager    English 

kitchen,  5th  Street 
Guthrie,  Dooley  &  Co,  bankers,  4th 
Guthrie  J  W,  (Guthrie,  Dooly  &  Co) 

4th  Street 

Haefeii  Leo,  editor  Ogden  Herald, 

Main,  bet  4th  and  5lh 
Hall  F  A,  dentist,  4th  Street 
Hall  Frank,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Hall  Mark,  machinist,  Main  Street 
Hall  Miss  T  M,  clerk  Post  Office 
Hamill James  (Clayton  &  Hamill) 

4th  Street 

Hanson  C,  barkeeper  Union  Hotel 
Hardens tein  E  A,  barber,  4th  St 
HAKKNESS  &  CO,  bankers,  4th  St 
Harris  A  G,  (H  M  Bond  &  Co.  4th 
Harris  Bros,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, shipping,  Main  street 
Harrison  &  Packard,  furniture  <fc 

upholstery,  5th  Street 
Harrison  T  S,  (Harrison  &  Packard) 

5th  Street 

Hart  John,  saloon,  Main  Street 
Helfrich  E  C  &  Co,  wholesale  pro- 
duce  and  commission,  Main  St 
Hellenwell  Robert,  saloon,  5th  St 
Henson  Juiius,  carpenter,  ftth  St 
Herdti  Peter,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Heywood  A  R,  (Kirnball  &  Hey- 

wood)  4th  Street 

Higginbotharn  J  C,  manager  Ar- 
cade Dining  Rooms,  4th  Street 
Higginbotham  S  H  &  Bro,  seueral 

merchandise,  5th  Street 

Higginbotharn  S  H,  (S  H  &  Bro)  5th 

Higginbotham  S  S  &  Co,  general 

merchandise,  Main,  bet  3d  &4th 

Higginbotham  T  W,  (S  H  &  Bro) 

5th  Street 

Hill  O  E,  (G  uthrie,  Dooley  &  Co)  4th 
Hobson  L  N,  Keeney  House  Saloon 

adjoining  Depot 
Hodgmaii  W  O,  harness  &  saddles 

Main  Street 

Holther  L  G,  tailor,  5th  Street 
Hopkins  &  Van  Dyke,  crockery  & 

glassware,  4th  Street 
Hopson  W  S,  Palace  saloon,  Main 
Horrocks  &  Baxter,gen  mdse,Main 
Horrocks  E  J,  clerk,  Main 
Horrocks  James  E,  electrician,  4th 
Horrocks  James,  speculator,  4th 
Horrocks  John,  saloon,  Main  St 
Hurlbut  F  B,  (McNutt  &  Hurlbut, 

4th  Street 

HUSS  ISIDORE,  boot  &  shoe  ma- 
kers, 5th  Street 

Idaho  Lumber  Co,  bulid'g  materi- 
al, Main  bet  3d  &4th 


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Gall  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton's  complete  stock  of  Staple  £  Fancy  (Jroceriei 


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out  on  short  notice.    Notary  Public  in  Office. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

IOOOTS     ^^ISTHD 

MANUFACTORY,    MAIN  STREET,    OGDEN,  UTAH, 


JOB    PRINTING    A    SPECIALTY. 

SCHOOL  SUPPLIES,  BLANK    BOOKS,  LEGAL    BLANKS. 
ORDERS  SOLICITED.  FOURTH  ST.,  OGDEN. 

~S~HATjp  ER    &     CO., 

s'^x*  ocusr. 


**£•    I 

I    FOURTH  STREET,  next  door  to  Tribe's.       -        -       OGDEN,  UTAH. 
P.  O.  BOX  164. 

JOHN    C.     CHAMBERS, 

fc  «  j  Dealer  in 

s||  BOOKS   AND    STATIONERY. 

BLANK  BOOKS,  SCHOOL  BOOKS  AND  EDUCA- 
£!  TIONAL  SUPPLIES. 

f  .,  I      Toys  and  Fancy  Goods,  Newspapers,  Magazines  and  Periodicals. 

OGDEN,  UTAH. 

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SI  I    THE  CHOICEST  OF  LIQUORS  CIG-ARS  Etc. 

.  \  MAIN  STREET,  OGDEN,  UTAH. 


TTsT".     KC. 

Jobber  and  Retail  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


Guns,  Rifles,  Revolvers  and  Ammunition.     Fishing  Tackle, 

Pocket  Cutlery,  Playing  Cards,  Pipes  and  Cigars. 
P.  O.  Box  127.  Fifth  St.  OGDEN,  UTAH. 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W,  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Laka 

ELI  B.  KELSEY,  JR.  J>.  O.  BOX  22.  F.  A.  PUTERBAUGH. 

& 

GENKKAL 

Real  Estate,  Loan,  Rent  and  Collecting  Agents, 

OFFICE,  Corner  of  Fourth  and  Young  Streets,  OGDEN,  UTAH. 

SEARCHERS  OF  RECORDS. 

Deeds,  Mortgages,  Agreements,  Leases,  etc..  made 


L.  >oldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L*  City 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lako« 


Weber  County  Business  Directory. 


243 


Ingram  Mrs  S  J,  bdghouse,  Main 
I  O  OF  Hall  4th  St 
Jenkins  J  W  &   Sons,  harness    & 
saddlery,  Main  bet  4th  A  5th  (See 

SL  City) 

Jennings  C  P,  photographer,  Main 
Jewett  David,  clerk,  5th  St 
Johnson   M     A,  saloon  A  lodging 

house,  5th  St 

Jones  E  A,  carpenter  4th  St 
Jones  t  red,  butcher,  4th  St 
Jones  M  (M  D)  physician  4th  St 
Jones  T    W,     merchant  tailor    & 
men's  furishing  goods,  main  bet 

4th  &  5th 
Junction  City  Hotel,  G  Buckwith, 

Propr,  cor  5th  Main 

Kay  David,  produce  &    grain,  cor 

5th  &  Main 
Keeney  House,    M   H   Beardsley, 

Prop'r  RR  Depot 
Kelley  H  W,  saddler  Main  St 
Kelsey    &     Puterbaugh,    real   es- 
tate, loan  &  insurance    a-gts,   cor 

4th  &  Young 
Kerr  Geo  A,  cierk,  Main 
Kershaw  H  A,  plumber,  Main  bet 

8d  &  4th  St 

Key cs  Edward,  saloon,  5th  St 
Kiesel  Fred  J,  groceries  &  liquors, 

4th  St 

Kiesel  J,  (A  Dunham  &  Co,)  5th  St 
Kimball  Gen'l  N,  postmaster,  4th 
Kirnball  &  Heywood,  attys  at  law 

4th  St 

Kimball   J   N,  (Kimball  A    Hey- 
wood) 4th  St 
Kuhri  A  &  Bro,  clothing.  &  gen'l 

mdse,  Main  cor  4th  St 

Lambert  Edwin,  restaurant,  Main 
Lambert  J  A,  barber,  Main  St 
Lambert  &  Martin,  Ogden   Marble 

Works,  5th  St 

Leaman  R  W  W,  bookkeeper,  5th 
Leonhardt  Ed,  carpenter,  4th  St 
Lepper  A  D,  (M  D)  bath  house,  3d 

bet  Main  &  Young 
Lepper  Mrs  A,  3d  St 
Lewis  Bros,  notions  Main  St 
Lewis  JS&  Co, clocks   &  jewelry, 

Main  St 

Lewis  H  D,  'J  S  Lewis  &  Co)  Main 
Lewis  J  S,  ( J  S  Lewis  &  Co)  Main 
Lewis  Sam'l  (Lewis  Bros)  Main 
Llndblad  Jno,  tailor,  Main  St 
Lindsdale  H  S,  carpenter,  4th  St 
Lindsey  Mark,  varieties,  5th  St 
Litchfield  W  D,  clerk,  Main  St 
Lundstedt  C,  tailor,  Main  St 


Lowe   Geo  A,  Schuttler    wagons, 

spring  wagons,  agricultural  im- 

plem'ts,  steam  engines  &c,Main 

Lowell  John   W,  wagon   co,  Main 

Maddock  Jno,  tailor,  4th  St 

Maboii  Mrs  Emma,  dressmaker  & 

millinery,  5th  St 
Maillot  Louis,  carnenter,  4th  St 
MARKS,     GOLDSMITH      <&     Co, 
clothing,    gents     furnishing     & 

boots  &  shoes,  cor  Main  ,t  4th  St 
Marks  J,  (Marks,  Goldsmith  &  Co) 

Pearl  bet  '3d  &  4 
May  Henry,  barber,  4th  St 
McCarty  &  Minter,Bank  Exchange 

Saloon,  Main  St 

McCarthy  Nelson,  saloon,  Main  St 
McCauley  Capt  C  A  H,  assis't  quar- 
termaster, Main  St 
McDonald  Jno, clerk  Keeney  House 
McEnti re  W  F,  clerk,  4th  &  Main 
McFARLANE  ARTHUR,  cigars  & 

tobacco,  5th  St 
McFARL  ANK  ,P  cigars  &  tobacco, 

5th  St 

McLennan  J  B,  saloon,  5th  St 
McNutt  &  Hurl  but,  whole  drugs  & 

Liqnors,  4th  St 
McNutt  J  W,  (McNutt  &  Hurlbut) 

4th  St 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Main 
Mill  is  J  W,  coal  yard,  5th  St 
Monson  P,  tailor,  5th  St 
Morley  Mrs  Agnes,   millinery,  5th 
Morley  James,  barkeeper,  5th  St 
Morley  Jos,  Morley  House,  5th  St 
Morley  Wm,  barber,  5th  St 
Moulding  S,  clerk  post  office 
Murphy  J  J,  produce  shipper,  5th 

-NILSON  CHRISTIAN,  butcher, 
Main  St 

Newman  H  J,  tinsmith,  Main  bet 
5th  &  6th  St 

Nicholls  Henry  W,  jewelry  &  no- 
tions, 5th  St 

Odd  Fellows  Hall,  4th  St 

Ogden  Daily  Herald,   Main  bet  4th 

&5th  St 

Ogden  Daily  Pilot,  cor  Main  &  4th 
Ogden  Electric  Light   works,  4th 

above  Main 
Ogden  Market  Co,  produce  &  fruit 

cor  Main  &  4th 
Ohlson  G  A,  tinner,  Main  St 
O'Neil  M  J,  saloon,  5th  St 
Ostler  Oliver  R,  (Vincent  &  Ostler) 

Main  St 

Packard  T  W,  (Harrison  &  Pack- 
ard) 5th  St 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake. 


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PARSONS  BROS,  stationery,  book 

&  school  supplies,  Main  St 
PARSON  A  H,  (Parsons  Bros)  Main  ! 
PARSONS  C  H  ,f  Parsons  Bros)  Main  1 
Payne  Edwin,  clerk,  5th  St 
PEAKCE  Wm, machine  shop,Main  i 
Peebles  C  L,  drugs  &  medicines, 

Main  St 
Pell  ins  Win,  cigars  &  tobacco,  cor  j 

4th  &  Main 

Pender  Phil,  barkeeper,  5th  St 
Peterson  W  H,  Union  Hotel  Bar 
PettJit  S  L,"conductor  P  P  C  Co,  U  , 

P  Hotel 

PiersonB,  tailor,  4th  St 
Planz  P  H,  barber,  5th  St 
Post  Office,  Genl  N  Kimball,   P  M, 

4th  St  . 

Post  W  E,  cashier,  4th  St 
Potter,  Duryea  &  Co,  whol  jewelers, 

cor  Main  &  5th  St 
Potter  Ed  H,  (Potter,  Duryea  &  Co) 

cor  5th  &  Main 
Presbysterian  Church,  4th  St 
Prcshaw    S  M,    undertaker,  Main 

bet  4th  A  5th 

Preston  Frank  A,  clerk,   Main 
Preston  <fe  Co,  saloon,  5th  St 
PKINZ  CHRISTIAN,  Idaho  Bakery 

5th  St 

Kank  W  M,  staple  and  fancy  gro- 
ceries, 4th  Street 
REEDER  F  H,  notions,  toys,  &c, 

froceries,  tobacco,   &c.,  Candy 
'actoiy,  5th  Street 
Reeves  Jno,  gen'l  local  agent  Utah 

U  C  R  R  office 

Reid  Oscar,  shoemaker,  Main  St 
Reid  W  S,  shoemaker,  Main  Streat 
Reinstrom  C  J,  tailor,  5th  Street 
Reno  A  C,  candies,  Main  Street- 
Reynolds  W  R  &  Co,  saloon,  Main 
RICHARDS  BROS,  dry  goods  and 

notions,  Main  Street 
RICHARDS  C  C,  (Richards  Bros) 

Main  Street 
RICHARDS  L  M,  (Richards  Bros.) 

Main  Street 
Richards  S  P,  bookkeeper,  corner 

Main  and  5th 
Richter  Moritz,  brewery  &  saloon, 

Main  Street 

RILEY  -7  S  &  CO,  Stock  Board  Ex- 
change Saloon,  5th  Street 
Riley  J  S,  (J  S  Riley  &  Co)  5th  St 
RUBEL  &  PENGLASE,  wholesale 

liquors,  Main  Street 
Saltenberger  A,  German  bakery  & 

restaurant,  cor  5th  &  Franklin 
Sand  berg  Peter,  shoemaker,  Main 


Schutt  H,  Utah  Central  office 
Scoville  H  B,  broom  factory, Young 

bet  4th  and  5th 

Scowcroft  Heber,  clerk,  Main  St 
Scowcroft  Jno,  manufacturing  con- 
fectioner. Main  Street 
Scowcroft  John,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Scowcroft  Joseph,  clerk,  Main  St 
Scowcroft  Willard,  clerk,  Main  St 
Seaman  J,  bookkeeper,  cor  Wall  & 

4th  Streets 
Sears  H  J,  bookkeeper  Z  C  M  I,  cor 

4th  and  Main 
SEBREE  HOWARD,  agricultural 

implements  &  wagons,  corner 

Main  and  5th 
Sebree  N  B,  traveling  agent  Bain 

Wagons,  cor  Main  and  5th 
SEBREE  W  E,  manager  Howard 

Sebree,  cor  Main  and  5th 
Searnon  J,  Fire  Insurance 
Sewell  Jos,  gen'l  mdse,  4th  Street 
Shafer  H  &  Co,  saloon,  4th  Street 
Shakespeare  A  D,  prop'r  Broome 

Hotel,  cor  arfain  and  5th 
Shreeve  Mrs  Emma,  dressmaker, 

Main  Street 

Shurtliff  H  V,  cattle  inspector,  5th 
Silva  V  M  C,  hides  &  Wool,  Main, 

bet  3d  and  4th 
Simmons  Noble  E,  lunch  counter, 

5th  Street 

Simon  Bros,  notions,  Main  Street 
Slater  VV  S,  shoemaker,  Main  St 
Small  Joshua,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Smith  Elizabeth,  groceries,  4th  St 
Smith  H,  barber,  5th  Street 
Smith  .T  A,  job  printer,  Main,  bet 

4th  and  5th 

Smuin  &Thomas,gen'l  mdse,  Main 
Smuin  Jno  (Smuin  &  Thomas)Main 
Smurthwaite  Jas  R,  clerk,  Main 
Spencer  H  H,  clerk,  4th 
Spencer  Porter  W,  Oyster  Bay  Res- 
taurant, 5th  Street 
Springer  J  B,  (W  A  Fiddler  &  Co) 

Main  Street 
SPRUNT  &  STAHR,  gen'l  mdse, 

Main  Street 

Sprunt  Jas  P,  (Sprunt  &  Stahr)Main 
Stahr  Joseph,(Sprunt  <fe  Stahr)Main 
Stam  P,  tailor,  5th  Street 
Stanford  Joseph,  dry  goods  &  gro-  , 

ceries,  Main  Street 
Stanford  Thos  Y,  clerk.  Main  Street  * 
Stayner  Cora,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Stayner  Mrs  T  J,  millinery,  5th  St 
Steele,   Johnson  &  Co,  wholesale 

grocers,  Main  Street 
Stephens  A,  agent  Steele,  Johnson 

&Co,  Omaha,  Main 
Stephens  D  H, photographer,  5th 


I*.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


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Stevens  W  H,  cigars,  tobacco  and 

sporting  goods,  5th  Street 
Stevens  Sidney,  agricultural  im- 
plements, machinery,  produce 
&  grain,  steam  engines,  lumber 
&c,  5th  Street 

St  John  Mrs  M,  gen'l  mdse,  4th  St 
St  John  Nelson,  butcher,  4th  St 
Stone  Wm,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Stratford  F,  &  Son,  furniture,  Main 
Stratford  E,  (Stratford  &  Son,  Main 
Stratford  Jesse  G,  (Stratford  &Son) 

Main  Street 

Summerfield  Kinney,  clerk,  5th  St 
Swift  Thos  D,  shoemaker,  Main  St 

Taylor  Joseph,  tailor,  4th  Street 
Taylor  J  M,  foreman,  boots  &  shoes 

5th  Street, 
Taylor  R  J,  tithing  agent,  Weber 

county,  5th  Street 
Taylor  liichard,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Tavey  H  C,  salesman,  Main  St 
THIWLE  DR  E,  physician,  Tribes 

building,  4th  Street 
Thomas  A  J,  organs  and  sewing 

machines,  3d  Street 
Thomas  Catherine,  variety  store, 

5th  Street 
Thomas  T  G,  (Smuin  &  Thomas) 

Main  Street 

Thompson  F  H,  Park  Saloon,  5th 
Thompson  J,  stoves  &  tinware,  5th 
Thompson  Jas,  English  kitchen, 

5th  Street 

Thompson  Lizzie,  millinery,  5th 
Toon  Edward,  clerk,  5th  Street 
TRIBE  GEO  H,  gen'l  mdse,  wines, 

liquors,  cigars  &  tobacco,  Main 
Tyfe  W  W,  blacksmith,  5th 
Tyler  Jno  G,  clerk  Union  Hotel 
Tyre1!  Joseph,  boot  &  shoe  maker, 

5th  Street 

Ulrich  Ed  M  D,  homeopathist,  4th 
Union  Depot  Hotel,  M  H  Beards- 
ley,  prop'r,  R  R  Depot 
Union  Depot  Lunch  Room,  W  A 
Scodder,  prop'r,  R  R  Depot 

Valentine  Henry,  cook,  5th  Street 
VAN  DYKE  WM  &  CO,  produce 
commission,  shipping  and  for- 
warding, Young,   bet  4th  &  5th 
Vinagar  P  C,  star  laundry,  5th 
Vincent  Milo,  (Vincent  &  Ostler) 

Main  Street 

Vincent  &  Ostler,  boots  &  shoes, 
Main  Street 

Waber  Adam,  tailor,  Main 


Wade  W  A  Co,  stationery,  drugs  & 

Liquors,  Main  Street 
Wade  W  A,  (W  A  Wade  &  Co)Main 
Wagener  Henry »  California  brew- 
ery, Depot,  Main  bet  4th  &  5th 
Wardleigh  H  C,  music  &  musical 
instruments  and  sewing    ma- 
chines, Main  Street 
Wardman  Henry,  clerk,  5th 
Warren  Mrs  W  C,  millinery  &  no- 
tions, Main,  bet  5th  &,  6th 
Watkins  C,  boot  &  shoe    maker, 

Main,  bet  5th  and  6th 
Watkins  F,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Watson  Jno,  clerk  Z  C  M  I 
Wells  G  S,  clerk  Z  C  M  I 
Weston  Heber,  clerk,  5th  Street 
Weston  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Main 
Whateley  Joel  E,  restaurant,  4th 
Whateley  Mrs  M,  restaurant,  4th 
Wheelwright  M   B,  groceries  and 

provisions,  Main 
White  H  C,  restaurant,  5th 
Whitman  B,  clerk,  5th 
Wild  L  S,  operator  U  P  Tel  Co 
Williams  G  P,  conductor  P  P  C  Co 

U  P  Hotel 

Williams  Lorin,  shoemaker,  Main 
Williams  Richard,  plumbing  and 

pumps,  Main 
WILLIAMS  &  TURNER,    saloon, 

Main  Street 

Williams  W,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Wilson  Geo  C,  groceries,  notions, 

<fec,  5th  Street 

WILSON  L  D  &  CO. hard  ware,  Main 
Wilson  Robert  C,  clerk,  Main  St 
Wilson  W,  saloon ,  5th  Street 
Winslow  J  H,  restaurant,  Main 
Winslow  Reuben,  restaurant, Main 
Woods  H  S,  clerk,  5th  Street 
WOTHERSPOON  JAS,  gen'l  mdse, 

Main  Street 
Wright  G  J,  groceries,  produce  and 

provisions,  4th  Street 
Wright  Jos<fe  Son,  fish  &  produce, 

Main  Street 
Wright  Jos,  second  hand  store  and 

auctioneer,  Main  Street 
Wright  W  H  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse,4th 

YOUNT  E,  butcher,  5th  Street 
YOUNG  H  S,  Cashier  First  Nation- 
al Bank 
Young  W  L,  Utah  Central  Office 

Zitman  Louis,  clerk,  Main  Street 
Z  C  M  I,  gen'J  mdse,  cor  4th  &  Main 


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Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  WJL.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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ALMA 

Is  a  small  settlement  on  the  Weber  river,  with  about  300  population, 
most  engaged  in  farming  ahd  stock  raising;  located  8  miles  west  of 
Ogden.  Hall  John,  general  merchandise. 

EDEN 

Has  a  population  of  about  200,  mostly  engaged  in  farming  and  the  lum- 
ber trade. 

Burt  James,  sr,  blacksmith  Ferrin  J  M,  lumber  merchant 

Farrell  Jnof  general  merchandise    Fuller  E  B.  lumber  &  lath  manuf'r 

HARRISVILLE, 

Seven  miles  north  of  Ogden,  has  a  population  of  about  GOO,  comprising 
mostly  farmers  scattered  over  considerable  territory, 
Acran  P,  carpenter  Rawson  A  M,  carpenter 

BROWN  R  D,  gen'l  mdse  &  P  M         Rawson  D  B,  blacksmith 
Brown  R  D,  contractor  &  builder       Relief  Society  Store,  No  1  and  2 
Dabeil  AK,  carpenter  Westergard  J  C,  blackmith 

Douglas  D,  carpenter 

HOOPER. 

A  small  settlement  of  about  200  population,  mostly  engaged  in  farming. 
Gwilliam  H  B,  gen'l  merchandise  Manning  H  \V  *  gen'l  merchandise 
Hardy  Elisha,  geu'l  merchandise  SIMPSON  ROBERT,  postmaster 

HUNTS  VI LLE. 

A  small  farming  town  of  about  400  population. 
Neilson  L  M,  gen'l  merchandise     Peterson  S  &  Co.,  general  store 

LYNNE. 

A  small  town  of  about  200  population,  mostly  farmers. 
Corden  John,  general  store  Thorsted  P,  flour  mill 

Youngston  J,  blacksmith 

NORTH  OGDEN 

Is  a  prosperous  farming  district,  situated  about  8  miles  from  Ogden. 
The  population  is  scattered  over  quite  an  extensive  area  and  is  estim- 
ated at  about  1200.  North  Ogden  has  a  number  of  District  Schools  which 
have  a  good  attendance.  The  soil  is  very  fertile  owing  to  the  number 
of  springsand  assures  excellent  crops  with  a  regularity  seldom  equalled. 

Barker  Henry,  nursery  Ellis  Fred ,  nursery 

Barker  James,  nursery  Norvil  George,  physician 

Barnet  George,  gardener  Rese  John,  notions  and  pedler 
Berrett  Alfred,  saw  mill  &  lumber    Richards  John,  blacksmith 

Cazier  Ben,  notions  and  pedler  Steveus  S,  gen'l  mdse  &  postmaster 

Chad  wick  H,  nursery  Vanderhoof  Jesse,  blacksmieh 

Dudrnan  Frank,  notions  Waldron  L,  physician 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L..  City 


Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L  Picfcard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


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PLAIN  CITY. 

A  small  farming  town  about  6  miles  from  Ogden,  with  a  population 
of  about  000. 

Anderson  A,  shoemaker  Folkman  C  D,  blacksmith 

Co-op  Store,  geivl  merchandise          Folkman  &  Neal,  fruits,  &c 

SLATERSVILLE. 

Jj  A  small  farming  town  of  about  250  inhabitants. 

Holly  Henry,  general  store 

UINTAH 

A  small  settlement  of  about  300  inhabitants,  situated  on  the  U  P  R  R, 
well  adapted  to  fruit  raising  and  general  agricultural  products. 
Bowman  Bros,  gen'l  merchandise    De  La  Baume  C,  shipper  produce 
Dye  Samuel,  shipper  produce 


BEAVER  COUNTY 

Is  one  of  the  South  Western  Counties,  about  200  miles  South  of  Salt  Lake 
City.  It  is  bounded  on  the  North  by  Millard  County,  on  the  East  by 
Piute  County,  on  the  South  by  Iron  County  and  on  the  West  by  the 
State  of  Nevada.  In  Beaver  Lake,  Rocky  and  Star  Mining  Districts  are 
some  notable  Iron  mines  as  well  as  other  more  precious  mineral  bear- 
ing claims. 

BEAVER  CITY. 

This,  the  County  seat  of  Beaver  County,  is  one  of  the  solid  and  sub- 
stantial cities  of  Southern  Utah.  With  a  population  of  about  2000,  all 
enterprising  and  industrious,  supporting  several  newspapers,  and  var- 
ious mining  industries  near  at  hand,  it  is  bound  to  grow  in  import- 
ance second  to  none  in  the  territory. 

Beaver  Co-op  store,  gen'l  mdse  Hanson  E  W,  liquors  &  groceries 
Burke  R  H,  druggist  Herbut  G  H,  druggist 

Bickley  W  G,  notions  &  gen'l  mdse  McMillen  J  S,  sewing  machines,  &c 
Cartwright  Jos,  blacksmith  McMILLAN  J  S,  postmaster 

Clayton  T  R,pub  Southern  Utonian  Roberts  Abel,  blacksmith 
Equality  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse  Schmidt  Chas,  shoemaker 
Fennemore  Samuel  gen'l  mdse  Swindlehurst  J,  blacksmith 

Fennemore  J  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse  Taylor  Jno,  liquors,  harness,  &c 

Femley  E,  blacksmith  Willden  Ellott,  gen'l  merchandise 

Field  Joseph,  Second-hand  store       Woodhouse  C  C,  gen'l  merchandise 

ADAMSVILLE. 

A  small  town,  mostly  farmers,  somewhat  Scattered  and  contains 
about  100  population, 
VANS  JNO  T,  postmaster,  Joseph  J  H,  gen'l  merchandise 


)on't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros*  &  Burton  hum  A  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Goods 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  Piekard'» 


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FRISCO. 

A  mining  town  with  about  800  population  on  Utah  Central  Railroad, 
50  miles  west  of  Beaver  City.  It  is  situated  on  the  Eastern  base  of  the 
San  Francisco  mountains  and  with  its  valuable  mineral  claims  bids 
fair  to  remain  one  of  our  best  and  permanent  mining  camps.  Its  lead- 
ing mine  is  the  famous  Horn  Silver  mine,  whose  fame  is  established 
world  wide.  Frisco  supports  a  solid  circle  of  active  and  enterprising 
business  men. 


Barnes  E  H,  hotel 

Barrett  &  Bo  wen,  meat  market 

Bennett,  Holbrook  &  Co.,  mdse 

Boatwright  W,  blacksmith  &  wag- 
on shop 

Bowen  W,  livery 

Burke  R  II  &  Co,  drugs,  &c 

Buriingame  E  i  >,  job  printer 

Burnison  W  H,  mine  manager 

Boatright  &  Carver,  livery  &  sale 
stable 

Cactus  Mining  Co,  Allan  G  Camp- 
bell, president 

Clarke  J  W,  saloon 

Carbonate  Boarding  House,  H 
Reilly,  propr 

Cactus  Boarding  House 

Dodds  Bros,  stock  dealers,  butchers 

Duggan  Mrs  L  C,  bakery 

Duggans  S  M,  flour 

Feeney  Daniel,  saloon 

Fitzgerald  &  Hyan,  saloon 

Frisco  Banking  Co,  PL  Orth,  cash'r 

Frisco  Mining  &  Smelting  Co,  C  D 
Bigelow,  president 

First  South  Extension  H  S  M  Co, 
P  Ryan,  manager 

Frisco  Kestaurant,  C  Anthony,  pro 

Fordonski  David,  tonsorial  artist 

Grace  Richard,  blacksmith  &  wag- 
on shop 

Graham  J  M,  saloon 

Grant  J  F  &  Co,  gen'l  merchandise 

Hagan  R  T  &  Co,  notions 

Horn  Silver  Mining  Co,  H  C  Hill, 
manager 

Horn  Silver  M  Co,  gen'l  mdse,  AC 

Horn  Silver  Boarding  House,  H 
Barnes,  proprietor 

Haynes  W,  saloon 

Hanaftn  Mrs  John,  laundry 

Hop  Lee,  laundry 

Italian  Marbie  Co,  J  F  Grant,  Sec'y 

GREENVILLE 

Is  a  small  town  of  100  inhabitants,  mostly  engaged  in  farming 

mining. 

Miller  D,  general  merchandise 


James  &  Angel,  meat  market 

Jones  Miss  B  K,  milliner  and  dress 
maker 

KING  CHARLES  S,  Postmaster 

Kelley  S  D,  saloon 

King  Chas  S  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse,  ci- 
gars, tobacco  and  stationery 

Kennedy  A,  tonsorial  artist 

Lammersdorf  C,  precious  stones 

Lochrie  P.  attorney-at-law 

LaFayette  Restaurant,  C  Mow,  pro 

Lipscomb  R  S,  justice  peace  &  U  S 
commissioner 

Latimer  T  H,  assay er 

Malloy  P  A,  saloon 

Meyerfleld  Chas, saloon  &  shoe  shop 

Minard  J  B,  watchmaker 

Murray  S,  saloon 

Mahoney  M,  saloon 

Naglor  R,  watchmaker 

Orrick  Wrn,  b.acksmith  &  wagon 
shop 

Orth  P  L,  Life  &  Fire  Insurance 

Reher  J  C,  saloon 

Rehnstrom  John,  merchant  tailor 

Riley  A,  boarding  house 

Rant  Win  L,  assayer 

Ryan  &  Co,  saloon 

Southern  Hotel,  M  Mahoney,  prop 

St  James  Hotel,  Wm  Haynes,  prop 

Savior  John,  saloon 

Schmidt  J,  saloon 

Schmitt  C,  shoemaker 

Schwartz  P,  general  store 

Smith  John,  livery 

Shwartz  P.  saloon 

Staples  J  R,  furniture 

Southern  Utah  Times,  Chas  S  King 
&  Co,  publishers 

St  Louis  Brewery,John  Rehr,  prop 

Sam  Hing,  laundry, 

Wo  Hing  Ching,  laundry 


and 


Bardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fine  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


W.  L.  Tickard  carries  a  futt  line  of  Trotting  <£  Racing  Good* 


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MILFORD. 

A  small  town  of  about  300  inhabitants  on  the  Utah  Central  Railroad 

GRANT  B  F,  gen'l  mdse  &  P  M  Smith  ton  House,  hotel, 

Grant  B  F,  saloon  Stoddard  House,  hotel 

Grant  Bros,  forwarding  &  commis-  Tanner  B  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

sion  merchants  Whiteside  &  O'Connor,  justices  of 
Maher  Stephen,  saloon  the  peace  «fc  notaries  public 

Pioneer  Drug  Store,   Godbe,  Pitts  Williams  House,  hotel 

&  (Jo,  proprietors 

MINERS  VILLE 

Is  a  small  agricultural  settlement  18  west  of  Beaver  City,  with  a  popu- 
lation of  about  450. 

Brower  John,  gen'l  mdse  'Lightner  Mrs  M  E,  gen'!  mds« 

Clayton  T  R,  wagon  maker  Lessiug  Lewis,  liquor  dealer 

Clayton  R  K,  blacksmith  Moore  Wm,  gen'l  mdse 

Croff  L,  blacksmith  ROLLINS  Jas  H,  Postmaster 

Ligntner  A,  liquor  dealer  Weeden  Chas,  shoemaker 


BOX  ELDER  COUNTY. 

This  is  one  of  the  largest  of  the  Northern  counties.  It  is  bounded  by 
Cache  County  to  the  East,  on  the  West  by  the  Plate  of  Nevada,  on  the 
North  by  Idaho  Territory  and  on  the  South  by  Weber  and  Toocle  coun. 
ties  and  the  Great  Salt  Lake.  The  Central  Pacific  Railroad  enters  this 
county  a  few  miles  north  of  Ogden  and  runs  westward  along  the  Lake 
shore  to  Nevada  at  the  same  point  the  Utah  Central  Railroad  diverges 
to  the  northward  passing  through  the  county  towards  Cache.  Quite 
a  large  district  through  the  southwestern  portion  of  the  county  is  ren. 
dered  blank  by  the  Great  American  Desert,  but  to  the  northwest  in  the 
mountaineous  districts  are  valuable  mines  of  all  descriptions  and  fine 
timber.  That  portion  of  the  county  basing  the  Wasatch  mountains 
lays  claim  to  the  largest  population,  In  this  latter  place  the  climate 
is  extremely  rnild  and  well  adapted  to  raising  fruits,  cereals,  small 
grain,  buckwheat,  rye,  flax,  &c. 

BRIGHAM  CITY 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Box  Elder  county ,  situated  22  miles  north  of  Og- 
den with  a  population  of  about  2000. 


Booth,  Corey  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 
Bott  J,  marble  works 
Bowring  H  E,  saddlery  &  harness 
Brigham  City  Co-op  woolen  mills 


Horseley  W  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 
Kimdsen  Bros,  produce 
Neil  sen  J  C,  boots  &  shoes 
Neilsen  J  C,  furniture 


Brigham  City  Co-op  M'fg  Institu'n    Rosenbaum  M  I),  gen'l  mdse 


Christensen  Rorgstrom,  tailors 
Craighead  W  H,  salt 
Hailing  L,  produce 


Smith  Samuel,  boots  &  shoes, 
Squires,  Fosgreen  and  McMaster, 
builders 


GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City 


Cash  paid  for  Hides,  Wool  and  Furs,  W.  L.  Picfcard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

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BEAR  RIVER  CITY, 

Anderson  N  P,  civil  engineer  Holmpren  P  O,  b'acksmith 

Andreasen  J,  carpenter  Jensen  S  F,  carpenter 

Carlson  J,  blacksmith  Tbomsen  S,  produce  dealers 
Hanson  J,  gen'l  mdse 

CORINNE 

Is  an  incorporated  city  located  6 miles  south  of  Brigharn  Cithapopula- 
tion  of  about  4CQ,  mostly  engaged  in  farming. 

Biehr  &  Dehler,  brewery  Kerr  Jno  W  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse,  &c 

Campbell  M  E  hotel  Kuhn  Adam  &  Uro,  gen'l  mdse 

Church  F  H,  groceries,  &c  LeiwesJJ  &  (  o,  groceries 

Earhart  I),  harness  maker  1  orimer  Mrs  W,  millinery 

Ellis  Wm  G,  hotel  &  saloon  Smith  X  H,  gen'l  mdse 

Grott  C  P,  stock  dealer  Smith  &  Coil,  gen'l  mdse 

Guthrie  J  W,  banker  &  forwarder    Sfencer  H  W  P,  news  dealer 
Kel'er  J,  produce,  &c  Walker  Jno  M,  drugs 

DEWEYVILLE 

Is  a  farming  settlement  15  miles  north  of  Brigham  City  with  a  popula- 
tion of  about  300. 

Dewey  J  C,  gen'l  mdse  Marble  &  Dunn,  gen'l  mdse 

Dewejr  J  C  jr,  carpenter  Twitchel  Benjamin,  variety  store 

Howard  Wm,  books  &  stationery 

K ELTON 

Is  on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad ,  about  75  miles  from  Brigham  City 
Population  about  250. 

Barnes  N  E,  blacksmith  Malory  B  M,  drugs.  &c 

Ghaplow  James,  saloon  Mercer  &  Pearce,  saloon 

Conant  Bros,  forwarders  Perkins  F  K,  saloon 

Hagar  Fred,  saloon  Kichling  L  B,  saddler 
Holt  S,  agricultural  implements       Reinhardt  .Julius,  gen'l  mdse 

Howell  R,  general  store  Toyer  C  W,  saloon 

Hunt  &,  Loverin,  corral  Young  J  AV,  blacksmith 

Lewis  Jacob,  gen'l  mdse  Young  &  Goss,  saloon 

PLYMOUTH, 

A  small  farming  settlement  with  some  stock  raising.    Population 
about  100. 
Pierson  H  D,  gun'l  mdse  Pierson  &  Sons,  stock  dealers 

PORTAGE. 

A  settlement  on  the  Malad  river,  2  miles  south  of  the  Idaho  line. 

Population  about  300. 

Allen  J  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse  Hankly  J  B,  brickmaker 

Anderson  F  N,  jewelry  &  notions  London  Chas,  blacksmith 

ANDERSON  W  N,  drugs  &  med-  Mason  G  S,  dairy 

icines,  justice  of  the  peace,  sur-  Morris  J  S  tailor 

geon  dentist  and  postmaster  Spencer  L  K,  subscription  agent 

Bailey  F,  carpenter  Tiinms  John,  cooper 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros,  &  Burton's  complete  stoci  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Gtroceriei 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and  Shoe  Uppers,  W,  L,  Pidrard,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utan 

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Chandler  J  S,  teacher  Weaston  W  C,  teacher 

Gibbs  J  D,  merchant  Yahn  Chas,  sheep  herder 

Oibbs  Chas,  shoemaker  Z  C  M  I,  gen'l  mdse 
Hall  C,  teacher 

PROMONTORY 

Is  40  miles  west  of  Brigham  City,  on  the  C  P  R  R.    It  is  a  small  settle, 
ment  of  about  2CO  Inhabitants,  composed  principally  of  ranchers,  for 
the  herding  and  pasturage  of  large  stock  herds. 
King  N  M,  hotel  and  general  store 

SNOWVILLE. 

A  small  settlement  of  about  100  inhabitants. 

Crostifoson  H,  blacksmith  Goodliffe  Arnold,  gen'l  mdse 

EynowJno,  wherlright  Johnston  O,  carpenter 

TERRACE 

Is  on  the  Central  Pacific  Railroad,  about  110  miles  west  of  Brigham 
City.    Population  of  about  300. 

Allen  H,  saloon  Jakins  W  M,  salaon 

CAVE  &  H,  gen'l  mdse  and  P  M         Parry  L  W,  gen'l  mdse 
Grose  W  G,  butcher  VanNamee,  hotel 


WILLARD. 

A  seHlement  of  about  700  population,  six  miles  south  of  Brigham 
City,  mostly  engaged  in  farming.  Willard  has  excellent  facilities  for 
a  permanent  bathing  resort,  being  located  close  to  the  Great  Salt  Lake. 
Anderson  R  H  <fc  Co,  drugs  Miller  J  H,  carpenter 

Henderson  Robert,  gen'l  mdse          Willard  Mercantile  Co,  gen'l  mdse 
Herold  R  W,  Chas  Hardy,  supt 


CACHE  COUNTY 

Is  one  of  the  most  prosperous  districts  in  the  Territory,  possessing  most 
magnificent  agricultural  resources,  splendid  timber  lands,  quarries, 
manufactures,  and  above  all  a  pushing  and  enterprising  community. 
This  county  is  bounded  on  the  north  by  Idaho  Territory,  on  the  East 
by  Rich  county,  on  the  south  by  Weber  county  and  the  west  by  Box 
Elder  county.  The  population  approaches  23,030.  Its  dimensions  are 
nearly  1000  square  miles  and  its  property  valuation  estimated  at  about 
$2,000,000.  The  beautiful  valley  which  bears  this  name  is  a  principal 
feature  of  the  county  in  its  rich  and  arable  soil. 


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LOGAN 

The  county  seat  of  Cache  is  67  miles  from  Ogden,  beautifully  situated 
at  the  mouth  of  Logan  canyon,  whence  issues  sufficient  water  to  furn- 
ish more  than  any  t  esired  power  for  the  numerous  manufactories 
thus  enabling  the  large  surplus  to  be  utilized  by  the  surrounding  coun- 
try for  any  necessary  irrigating  purposes.  The  city  has  a  population 
of  about  4,000,  who  are  very  industrious  and  enterprising.  The  Logan 
Temple  is  considesed  one  of  the  most  magnificent  structures  in  the  en- 
tire west.  The  city  boasts  of  quite  a  large  number  of  elegant  residen- 
ces and  public  buildings,  embracing  about  a  dozen  district  and  mis' 
sion  schools. 


Affleck  Fetor,  planing  mill 
Ash  John,  gun  arid  locksmith 
Bailiff  S  F  Ar  Co,  grocers 


Jeppesen  N  P,geii'l  merchandise 
Johnson.  C  C,  music,  toys  and  jew- 
elry 


Bather  Geo  &  Son.  grain  &  corn'sn    Knowles  Win,  boarding  house 


Belle  W  H,  physician 
Blanchara  Jno  H,  hotel 
Brown  J  H  A  Son,  marble 
Brown  &  Eastman,  drugs 
Buder  Win,  jeweler 
Cannon  Carl  J  <fe  Co,  tailois 
Carden  Paul,  hotel 
Cardon  T  B,  notions  and  photo- 

tographer 
Cardon  <fe. Thatcher,  furniturejew- 

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Central  Mill  Company,  flour  mills 
Cummings  B  Fjr,  publisher 
Cuitis  E  M,  tinware  &  stoves 
Demcrs  Mrs  J  E,  millinery 
Earle  Mrs  Jacob,  restaurant 
Edwards  Mrs  A,  millinery 


Lamoreaux  D  B,dentist  &  druggist 

Lamoreanx  Mrs  N  M,  millinery 

Lindelof  N  P,  shoe  maker 

Lindquist  N  A,  furniture 

Lundberg  &  Garff,  planing  mill  & 
manufacturers  sashes 

McAllister  &  Sons,  harness  makers 

Neeley  J  W,  plasterer 

Miller  Kobert,  blacksmith 

Morrison  Geo,  wagous 

Neilson  P  A,  gen'l  mdse  &  manu- 
facturer boots,  shoes  &  harness 

New  York  Store,  gen  1  mdse 

Norcross  W  S,  physician 

Ormsby  &  Biter,  drugs 

Paine  &  Mattison,  agricultural  im- 
plements, wagons,  &c 


PAi  VY  ill  U  S    i»lin  ^i.,  1111111  lid  J  tJlItiS,     Wil^v^liO,    UCV; 

Edwards .&  Norcross.  groceries  &    Palmer  Mrs  J,  milliner  and  dress 


saloon 


maker 


Ell  is  E  I),  bain  wagons  and  agri-  Peacock  Geo  M,  restaurant  &  ice 

cultural  implements  cream 

Fames  E,  butcher  Peterson  P  O,  second  hand  store 

Fames  M  H,  tinner  Queen  &  Greaves,  gen'l  mdse 

Fourth  Ward  Mercantile  Co-op  In-  Heed  Jno  F,  gen'l  mdse 

stitution,  C  B  Hobbius,  man'r  Beeder  &  Reading,  butchers 


Franck  Chas.  Exchange  Broker 
Goodwin  Bros,  gen'l  mdse 
Groesbeck  J  D  &  Co,  druggists 


Keese  David,  livery 
Ricks  Bros,  groceries 
Smith  Jno  P,  blacksmith 


Hammond  J  T,  books  &  stationery    Smith  &  Buck,  saloon 
Hanson  O  &  Co, tailors 
Hay  ball  Geo  S,  groceries 
Hayball  Hyrum,genl  mdse 
Hayfall  J,  shoemakers 


Smith  &  Stratford,  job  printers 
Squires  J  F,  barber,  cigars  and  to- 
bacco 

Thatcher  A  Sons,  mill 
Hendricks  &  Kicks,  mill  and  con-    U  O  Foundry,  wagon  &  machine 

tractors  manufacturing  company 

Hitchcock  J  W,  dentist  U  O  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

Jacobson  &  Son, blacksmiths  Utah  Journal    printing  and  pnb- 

.larncs  Mrs,millinery  A  fancy  goods  lishing  company 

James  Mrs  Alfred,  dry  goods  and    Wooley  Henry,  brewery 

millinery  Zion's  Board  of  Trade,  hardware, 

Jenkins  David,  general  store  wagons  &  agricultural  imple  ts 

Jenkiusnn  Bros,  furniture  Z  C  M  I,  gen'l  mdse 


2ardy  Bros,  &  Burton  carry  a  fina  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  GlotMng 


Shoemakers'  Tools  of  all  Jdnds,  W.  L.  PicJcasd,  Salt  Lake. 

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CLARKSTON. 

A  farming  settlement  18  miles  northeast  from  Logan,  population  prin- 
cipally farmers,  numbering  about  400.    The  soil  is  very  rich  and  shows 
excellent  results  from  dry  farming. 
Clarkston  Co-op  Institution,  gen'l  mdse 

CLUB  HILL 

'  Is  a  small  farming  town  with  a  population  of  about  500,  somewhat 
scattered,  also  considerable  stock  raising.  This  town  was  formerly 
cal>en  Lewiston. 

Friiik  &  Blair,  builders  Robins  D  S,  blacksmith 

Larson  J  M.  notions  Taylor  Richard  &  Bro,  builders 

Lewiston  C-op  Mercantile  Insti'n 

HYDE  PARK. 

Five  miles  north  of  Logan,  population  about  400,  mostly  farmers. 
Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse,  Win  Daynes,  supt 

HYRUM 

Is  8  miles  south  of  Logan  on  the  East  bench.  Population  700.  Consid- 
erable business  interests  centered  in  the  co-operative  institution.  A 
steam  saw  and  shingle  mill,  two  water  power  saw  mills  form  some  of 
the  important  features  in  this  enterprising  town, 

Allen  Bros,  gen'l  mdse  Thovesen  &  Hockanson,  contra c- 

Kevans  C  H,  postmaster  tors  and  builders 

Jensen  Hans,  gen'l  mdse  United  Order  of  Hyrum,gen'l  mdse 

Swenson  S  L,  flour  mills  &  dealers  in  lumber,  lath,  &c 

MENDON 

Has  a  population  of  about  600,  mostly  farmers.    It  is  situated  on  the 
Utah  and  Northern  Railroad,  seven  miles  west  of  Logan. 
Baker  Albert,  hotel  Shelton  Jno,  blacksmith 

Co-op  Store,  gdn'l  mdse 

MILLVILLE 

Is  4  miles  southeast  of  Logan,  population  500,  consisting  mostly  of  far- 
mers who  are  enterprising  and  prosperous. 

Biglow  Jas  O,  postmaster  Yeates  Geo  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse 

Jessop  Thos  &  Bro,  gen'l  mdse 

NEWTON 

Is  12  miles  northwest  of  Logan,  with  a  population  of  about  300  mostly 
farmers  and  stock  raisers. 

Beck  S  N,  painter  Jensen  Wm,  stone  mason 

Benson  Peter,  carpenter  Newton  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

Clark  Amos,  blacksmith  W  H  Griffin,  manager 

Hansen  J  N,  butter  and  eggs  Sorenson  Hans,  shoemaker 

L.  Goldberg- has  tlic  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L».  City 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


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PARADISE 
Is  a  town  of  400  inhabitants,  11  miles  south  of  Logan. 

Davenport  Bros,  lumber  merchant  Paradise  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 
Monteith  A  M,  lumber  &  shingles 

PKOVIDENCR 

Is  a  suburb  of  Logan  on  the  south.  It  has  a  population  of  600,  with 
school  houses,  meeting  house  and  a  fine  theatre.  For  an  agricultural 
district  its  equal  could  not  be  found. 

Bullock  H,  carpenter  Hockstrauser  R,  gcn'l  mdse 

Bullock  .las,  shoemaker  Providence  Co-op,  gen'l  mdse 

Campbell  J  H,  saw  mill  Theura  Fred,  blacksmith 

RICHMOND 

Is  an  incorporated  town  and  ranks  as  the  second  city  in  Cache  county 
in  population,  which  aggregates  about  12  souls.  The  agricultural  re- 
sources are  excellent, 

BarrattJ,  butcher  Monson  C  H,  planing  mill 

Bates  A  Co,  millinery  and  dress  Alsten  W  H,  physician 

making  Pond  Mrs  R,  milliner 

Christensen  H  B,  painter  Richmond  C  M  Insti'n,  gen'l  mdse 

Griffin  Thos,  blacksmith  Smith  A  S,  shoe  &  harness  maker 

Gouch  J,  machinery  TRAVELLER  C,  furniture  &  gro- 
Rarrison  ABA  Co,  gen'l  mdse  ceries  and  postmaster 

Hendricks  W  J),  grist  mill  Traveller  &  Christensen,  steam 
Hobson  A  N",  gen'l  mdse  saw  mill 

Lewiston  Co-op  Insti'n,  gen'l  rndse  Whitehead.  shoemaker 
Merrill  M  W,  grist  mill 

SMITH  FIELD 

Is  an  incorporated  town  8  miles  north  of  Logan  with  a  population  of 
about  000.    It  is  well  adapted  for  farming  and  stock  raising.    The  peo- 
ple engage  in  lumbering  and  various  other  manufactures. 
Cantwell  James  S,  postmaster  Smlthneld   Manufacturing  &  Mer- 

Douglas  William,  gen'l  mdse  cantile   Institution,    manufac- 

Lutz  Thos  J,  wagons,  &c  turers  leather,  shoes  and  har- 

Maek  James,  miller  ness,  dealers  in  gen'l  mdse 

Momitzen  Lars,  brick  maker  Peterson  Hans,  shoemaker 

Weekes  David,  butcher  Richardson  Thos,  gen'l  mdse 

WELLS  VI LLE. 

Near  the  southern  extremity  of  Cache  valley,  10  miles  from  Logan.    It 
is  one  of  the  largest  towns  in  the  county,  having  a  population  of  nearly 
1100.    The  soil  is  rich  and  very  productive. 
Brown  Jos,  p  asterer                            Haslam  J  H,  blacksmith 
Co-op  Store,  gen'l  rndse                        Larson  R  H,  notions,  &c 
Co-op  Butcher  Shop                               Miner  Levi,  hotel 
D  ARLEY  WM  F,  postmaster              Miller  Samuel,  carpenter 
Dock  in  Wm  P,  painter                         Walters  Wm  L,  carpenter 
Duncan  A,  boots  and  shoes                 W  hi  ton  Ellen,  millinery 
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.  DAVIS  COUNTY 

This  county,  the  smallest,  yet  not  the  least  in  importance,  has  an 
area  of  about  250  square  miles.  It  is  located  between  Weber  and  Salt 
Lake  counties  on  the  north  and  south  and  is  bounded  on  the  east  by 
the  Wasatch  Mountains  and  on  the  west  by  the  Great  Salt  Lake. 

This  county  is  very  rich  in  agricultural  resources.    The  Utah  Cen- 
£j  I     tral  R.  R.  passes  along   the  entire  county  through  well  tilled  farms 
!     and  bounteous  orchards  laden  heavily  with  all  kinds  of  fruits.    Of  the 
!     arable  land  contained  in  this  county  there  is  but  little  that  is  not  con- 
5  !     gtantly  under  cultivation. 
ft  i  FARMINGTON. 

*f  The  county  seat  of  Davis  County,  is  18  miles  north  of  Salt  Lake 

j     City  on  the  Utah  Central  R.  R.    Its  resources  consist  mainly   of  farm- 
~S  I     ing   and   its   residents   are   thrifty  and  prosperous.    The   population 

numbers  about  1000  souls. 

Carrington  J  B,  physician  Obit  D,  blacksmith 

Clark  K  T,  stock  raiser  Palmer  Geo,  tailor 

p.        Clark  T  B,  salt  &  coal  Robinson  J  E,  gen'l  mdse 

Clawson  G,  wagon  maker  Itock  Mill 

Earl  J  no,  blacksmith  Steed  G  H,  stock  raiser,  grain  &c 

Farmington    Co-op    Store,     gen'l    Steed  A  Bourne, gristmill 

mdse,  F  Coombs,  supt  Walker  W,  gen'l  mdse  &  Drugs 

Mayfield  W  O,  grain  WhippJe  W,  saw  mill 

North  Cotton  wood  Mill  Wood  J  no,  gen'l  store 

GO  i  BOUNTIFUL, 

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Q  A  charming    settlement    of  about    1,2'JO  inhabitants— somewhat 

scattered,  the  residents  being  mostly  farmers.    It  lies  about  ten  miles 
north  from  Salt  Lake  City.    The  title  is  very  appropriate,  for  the  sur- 
_       rounding  soil  is  extremely  bountiful  in  its  yield  of  vegetables,  fruits 
fl       and  cereas,  and  its  residents  are  thrifty  and  prosperous.    The  town 
has  one  of  the  finest  meeting  houses  in  the  territory. 
Birmingham  Jas,geu'l  mdse  STAYNER  MISS  EMILY,  music 

BOUNTIFUL  CO-OP  STOUE,  gen'l  Teaching 

mdse,  A  V  CALL,  supt  Thomas  &  Schill,  butchers 

Durden  W,  gen'l  mdse THURGOOD  JOHN,  gen'l  store 

CENTREVILLE. 

A  prosperous  farming  town  situated  midway  between  Farmington 
and  Bountiful  at  a  point  where  the  lake  approaches  nearest  to  the 
mountains.  It  is  in  the  best  of  agricultural  districts,  and  its  popula- 
tion numbers  about  500. 

Adams  Jno,  gen'l  mdse  Reeves  W,  agt  pianos  &  organs 

Brandon  T  J,  post  master  Simms  Alex,  flour  &c 

Ceutreville     Co-op      Store,    gen'l    Winn  J  D,  miller 

mdse,  J  Parish,  manager 

L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  Citj 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Pickari  Salt  Lake  City. 
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256  Emery  County  Business  Directory. 


KAYSVILLE. 

An  incorporated  city,  of  about  1,500  inhabitants  located  about  six- 
teen miles  south  of  Ogden.  The  townsite  is  large  and  lies  in  a  bright 
and  sunny  district  where  crops  mature  early. 

Alder  Alfred,  blacksmith  Egbert  Joseph,  hotel 

Barnes  J  R,  (of  Barnes  &  Davis,  S  Lay  ton  Samuel,  blacksmith 

L  City)  co-op  store  Major  W  D,  Hour  mill 

Barton  Jno,  undertaker  &  furni-  Sheffield  James,  shoemaker 

ture  Stewart  &  Tiiiguey,  gen'l  md^e 

Beasley  Wm,  saw  mill  Stewart  Wm,  shoemaker 

Bone  Wm,  shoemaker  Stewart  H,  postmaster 

Co-op  Mercantile  Institution, gen'l  Ward  S,  brick  maker 

indse,  Jno  R  Barnes,  supt  Weinal  Jiio,  Hour  mill 

De  Shazo  &  Lewis,  builders  Wil.iams  E  A,  gen'l  store 

WEST   BOUNTIFUL 

Directly  west  and  adjoining  Bountiful  with  a  population  of  about  15') 
inhabitants— somewhat  scattered. 
West  Bountiful  Co-op  Institution,    genlmdsejW  SMuir,  jr,  supt 

EMERY  COUNTY 

Located  about  120  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
BLAKE  CITY. 

Farrer  Thos,  postmaster  Gamage  J,  restaurant 

Farrer  Thos  &  Sons,  gen'l  rndse         McCrosie  Alex,  saloon 
Farrer  J  T,  gen'l  mdse  &  saloon    Welton  Frank,  restaurant 

CASTLE    DALE. 

Boulden  Jos,  blacksmith  Higgs  Brigham,  carpenter 

Childs  A  Reid,  shingle  mill  Jewkes  &  Co,  Pioneer  Grist  Mill 

Childs  P  A,  wagon  maker  Jewkes,  Reid  &  Co,  sawmill 

Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse,  J  W  Seely  .Tenker  B  S,  molasses  mills 

supt  Reid  J  K,  hides,  furs  &c,  &  p  m 

Cox  Edwin,  wagon  maker  Scoyil  &  Co,  saw  mill 

Farmers  Store,    J  K  Reid,  prop,  Whitney  Job  H.  blacksmith 
gen'l  mdse  &  agricultural  imple- 
ments 

CAYENNE. 
Smith  P  A,  gen'l  mdse  &  saloon 

HUNTINGTON. 
A  coal  mining  district  of  limited  population. 

Cordingley  Wm,  painter  Johnson  ME,  post  master 

Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse  Johnson  Peter,  carpenter 

Craridal  H  O  &  Co,  saw  mill  Woodward  James,  cooper 
Howard  Wm,  blacksmith 


Bon't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  hava  A  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Good* 


Shoemakers9  Tools  of  all  kinds,  IF.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 

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MILL  CKEFK. 

Holdaway  L  S,  gen'l  mdse   &  saw  nii'l* 
M>AP. 

A.  small  farming  town  lately  settled  and  not  much  advanced  as  yet. 
Peirce  W  A,  post  master  Ta \  lor  Norman  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

Pritchett  W  D  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse         Taylor  L  8,  stock  dealer 

PRICK. 

Birch  Miss  Isa,  gen'l  mdse  Grame*  F  E,  gen'l  mdse  4  p  in 

Birch  J,  gcii'l  mdse  WeK-h  Jas,  gen'l  mdse 

SCOFIELD. 

Eccles  D,  manager  saw  mills  Tucker  &  Thomas,  managers  saw 
Holdaway  L  S,gen  mdse  &  liquors  mill 

Tucker  James,  postmaster  Williams  1.)  &  A  L,  gen'l   mdse  & 
Tucker  &  Hill,  gen'l  mdse  &  liquors  supt  coal  mines 

Bountiful  Co-operative  Institution, 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE. 

Farming  Implements,  Wagons,  Ready  Made 
Clothing  and 

Everything  Appertaining  to  a  First  Class  Mercantile  Establishment. 

A.  V.  CA  LL,  Superintendent. 


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IRON   COUNTY 

Stretches  from  one  side  of  the  territory  to  the  other,  bying  bounded  on 
the  uorth  by  Beaver  and  Piute,  and  on  the  south  by  Washington  and 
Kane  counties.  The  eastern  portion  laps  over  the  Colorado  line. 
Tremendous  deposits  of  iron  are  continually  found  in  the  county,  and 
numberless  coal  claims  with  extraordinary  large  veins  have  been  daily 
uncovered.  Considerable  prospecting  for  gold  and  silver  and  other 
metals  has  been  thus  far  followed  to  a  certain  extent,  however  the 
hardy  prospector  will  here  find  considerable  unexplored  territory  in 
his  untired  researches  for  the  precious  boon.  The  county  contains  a 
large  number  of  lumbering,  flouring  and  other  mills.  The  population 
is  about  5,000. 


I*   Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  I*  City 

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Nobby  Riding  Saddles  &  Bridles,  W.L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake 

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PAROWAN 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Iron  County,  about  '269  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake 
City  with  a  population  of  8)0.    Farming,  lumbering  and  shingle  mak- 
ing are  the  important  industries  of  its  inhabitants. 
Anderson  E  M,  post  master  Holyoak  Wm,  gen'l  mdse 

Adams  C,  supt  Co-op  Store  Lome  G  A,  harness  &  saddle  mk'r 

Benson  Bros,  gen'l  mdse  Marsden  Wm;  gen'l  mdse 

Bentley  Bros,  carpenters  &  bulid's    Orton  Hid,  boots  &  shoes 
Bott  U,  boots  &  shoes  Parowan  United  Mf'g  <  -o,  gen  mds 

Benson  B,  lumber  &  laths  Scogard  N,  cabinet  maker 

<  'art  w  C,  lumber  &  laths  Tye  J,  photographer 

Cash  II  H,  cabinet  maker  Ward  E,  blacksmith 

Frankland  W  II,  cabinet  maker         Whitney  Bros,  blacksmith 
Fowler  W,  gen'l  mdse  Wilsock  W,  lumber  &  lath 

CEDAR  CITY. 

Twenty  miles  south-west  of  Parowan  with  population  of  830.  The 
town  has  several  steam  saw  and  flouring  mills,  with  first  class  coal  a 
few  miles  up  the  canyon.  Possesses  a  number  of  good  solid  brick  resi- 
dences and  buildings,  continually  on  the  increase  in  conformity  with 
the  progressive  pursuits  of  this  active  town. 
Ashdown  Geo,  carpenter  Lunt  Henry,  Hotel 

Bullock  Bros,  cattle  raisers  &  deal-    Leigh  Sam'i  furniture  dealer 

ers  Neison  B,  builder 

Cedar  City  Co-op  Mercantile  &  Mfg    Palmer  K,  blacksrni'  h 

Institution  Parry  Rdward,  stone  mason 

Cedar  City  Sheep  Asso'n,  D  S  Me-    Parry  Jos  M,  carpenter 
Farlane,  pres't,  C  J  Arthur,  sec'y    Ross  A  K,  cabinet  maker 

&  treasurer  Root  Lewis,  painter 

Chatterley  Jno,  post  master  Urie  Geo,  blacksmith 

Corry  Wm,  blacksmith  Urie  Jno,  stock  raiser  &  dairy 

Casslett  JOvS,  builder  Walker  Thos,  lumber  dealer 

Dalley  M  A,  school  teacher  Wood  Geo,  gen'l  mdse 

HILLSDALE. 
Thirty  miles  east  of  Parowan.  a  small  settlement;  population  about 

^  £  j    Johnson  Seth,  gen'l  mdse  Wilson  G  D  &  Sons,  lumber 

g  2  |  PANGUITCH, 

Located  on  the  south  fork  of  the  Sevier  River  about  thirty  miles  east 
of  Parowan ,  with  a  population  of  about  600.    Is  a  prosperous  town  and 

supports  several  manufacturing  interests. 

-o  |    Bell  Archie,  gen'l  mdse  McEwan    Mathew,  gen'l  mdse  & 

°o  i    Clark  It  G,  shoa  maker  post  master 

(-*  I    Cro>by  Jesse,  supt  Co-op  Store  Myers  Jno,  blacksmith 

y\    Dodd' George,  lumberman  Norton  Jno,  blacksmith 

"To  i    Foy  Martin,  gen'J  mdse  Page  J  J,  gen'l  mdse 

~       Houston  las,  lumberman  Panguitch  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

CL.       Henrie  Dan,  harness  maker  Reynolds  E,  blacksmith 

j     Marshall  Jos,  harness  maker 


Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  cany  a  fins  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats.  Caps  &  Glotiung 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Fickard,  Salt  Lake* 


Juab  County  Business  Directory. 


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PAR  AGON  AH. 


A  farming  settlement  on  the  high  road  to  St.  George— population  400. 
It  is  six  miles  north  ofParowan,  good  range  and  extensive  stock  rais- 
ing forms  the  industry  of  the  populace. 

Barton  , 7  P,  carpenter  &  p  m  Robinson  Wni,  blacksmith 

Barton  S  S,  butcher  Robinson  J  K,  miller 

Horseley  S  P,  mason  Stones  D,  cobbler  .*  tinker 

Lund  W,  stone  cutter  Tapham  Jno,  gen'l  mdse 

Owens  T  R,  peddler  Watts  B,  tanner 


JUAB  COUNTY 

Is  one  of  tfce  central  counties,  being  bounded  on  the  north  by  Utah 
and  Tooele  counties,  on  the  south  by  Millard  County,  and  on  the  west 
by  the  State  of  Nevada.  It  was  first  settled  at  Nephi.  In  the  eastern 
part  of  the  country  a  large  number  of  rich  mines  have  been  developed, 
prominent  among  which  rank  the  monster  mines  belonging  to  the 
Mammoth  Mining  &  Milling  Company  at  Tintic,  who  have  also  erected 
large  mills  and  smelters— thus  giving  employment  to  thousands  of 
men,  and  bringing  the  country  into  prominence  as  one  of  the  greatest 
in  importance  which  may  furnish  adequate  resources  sufficient  to  es- 
tablish numerous  large  and  permanent  towns. 

The  county  has  an  area  of  100  square  miles  of  the  Oquirrh  range  of 
mountains.  The  climate  is  agreeable  and  healthy,  the  nights  being 
cool  in  summer  and  the  snow  fall  light  in  winter. 

NEPHI, 

The  county  seat  of  Juab  County,  is  ninety-one  miles  south  of  Salt  Laice 
City  on  the  U.  C.  R.  R.  It  has  a  population  of  2,500,  with  its  main  sup- 
port of  farming  and  stock  raising. 

Nearby,  is  the  lordly  Mount Nebo,  12,000  feet  in  height,  the  cul- 
mination of  the  Wasatch  Range,  and  one  of  the  grandest  peaks  in 
America. 

Boules  Thomas,  butcher  Bryan  W  A  C,  Fire  Insurance 

Chalmers  Abe,    saloon    <t    liquor    Hawkins  Jno  S,  boots  &  shoes 

dealer  Love  John,  butcher,  Main  St 

Cartley  J  F,  post  master  MeCune  W,  druggist 

Connell  WS,  harness  mfg'r  Nephi  Co-op,    Joel  Grover,  supt, 

gen'l  mdse  &  harness  rnf'g 
Ostler  Jno  C,  harness  &  saddles 
Pextoii  &  Booth,  blacksmiths 
Reed  &  Hill,  blacksmiths 
Sorenson  Thos,  gen'l  mdse 
Schroder  T  G,  furniture  dealer 


Cushman  M  G,  wines,  liquors,  ci- 
gars &  tobacco 

Foote  Chas,  gen'l  mdse 

Foote  E  R,  hotel 

Gardner  Alex,  tinner 

Goldsbrough  H,   hotel 

Goldsbrough  Mrs  E,  millinery  & 
fancy  goods 


Teasdel    Frank,    music  dealer  & 
barber 


Hyde  &    Whitmore,    genT    mdse    Williams  E,  gen'l  mdse 
Main  St 


L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  Oity 


DIAMOND  CITY.  * 
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A  mining  town  sixteen  miles  north-west  from    Nephi.    Population 
a*  I    about  300. 

Brooks  H  S  boots  A  shoes  Thurmond  Jno,  gen'l  mdse 

Hills  R  A,  gen'l  mdse  Williams  &  Cussack,  gen'l  mdse 

Stewarr,  S,  blacksmith 

BUKEKA. 

A  mining  town  in  Tintic  valley,  population  about  150. 
McChrystal  &  Co,  gen'l  rndse 

JUAB. 

A  small  farming  town  of  about  1)0  inhabitants. 

Jackman  A  S,  saloon  Taylor  E,  market  &  restaurant 

Juab  Co-op,  gen  1  rndse  Whitbeck  J  C,  hotel 

LEVAN. 

A  small  farming  town  near  the  U.  C.  11.  R.;  about  400  population. 
Co-op  .Saw  Mill  Co,  lumber  ifrc  Peterson  F  A,  groceries 

Jorgenson  (J!  L.  furniture  Shepherd  Jno  W,  postmaster 

Levan  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse  Thygerson  Peterson,  gen'l  mdse 

Neilson  C  C,  boots  &  shoes  Waukin  C  A,  boots  &  shoes 

Peterson  Mrs  Co,  milliner 

MONA. 

Eight  miles  north  of  Nephi  on  the  U.  C.  R.R.    Population  about  500 
mostly  farmers 

Ellerton  Jno,  groceries  Mona  Co-op  Mercantile  InstituVn; 

Fausett  J  S,  blacksmith  gen'l  rndse,  Wm  Newton  maug'r, 

Johnson  G  W,  hotel  &  seeds  Webb  P,  carpenter 

WiLiams  K  W,  painter 


SILVER  CITY 

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"  h      Is  a  mining  town  in  the  Tintic  Valley,  of  about  300  inhabitants. 


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a. 


Blanchard  C  H,  jr,  recorder  Tintic    Reed  &  Durfey,  saloon  &  billiards 

mining  dis't  A  postmaster  Riter  L  E  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

Cushman  M  g,  gen  1  mdse  <fe  liquors 

TINTIC, 

A  mining  town  in  the  valley  which  bears  its  name;  of  limited  popula- 
tion. 

Freckleton  Jessie,  gen'l  mdse  Mammoth  Smelting  &     Refining 

Lesser  Julius,  post  naster  Works — Copper      Matte— Quartz 

Miil&c 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Best  Team  Harness  made  by  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake. 


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KANE    COUNTY 

Is  the  south-east  corner  of  the  territory,  being  bounded  on  the  south 
and  east  by  Arizona  and  Colorado,  on  the  north  by  Iron  and  on  the 
west  by  Washington  counties.  East  and  west  it  is  228  miles,  north 
and  south,  forty-five  miles.  It  was  first  settled  in  1857  and  its  populace 
numbers  about  8,000  souls.  The  lumbering,  farming,  fruit  growing, 
stock  raising  and  milling  interests  are  quite  extensive. 

TOQUERVIJLLE, 

Situated  290  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City  on  the  territorial  road  to  St. 
George.  Is  the  county  seat  of  Kane  County,  with  a  population  of 
about  500. 

Co-op   Store,   gen'l   mdse,    W    A  Kleinman Conrad,  wine  merchant 

Binghurst,  supt,  Chas  Stap'ey  &  Naile  Jno  C,  wine  merchant 

Ashton  Nebeker,  directors  Spilsbury  Alma  P,  postmaster 

Hammond  Win  W,  druggist  Spilsbury  Geo  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse 
Jackson  Jas,  wine  merchant 

GRAPTON 

A  small  town,  oflimited  population  in  the  Valley  of  the  Virgin  about 

twelve  miles  south-east  of  Toquerville. 

Russell  A  H,  blacksmith  Stam worth  S,  fruits 

KANAB. 

A  prosperous  farming  town  on  the  Kanab  River— of  limited  popula- 
tion; forty-five  miles  south-east  of  Toquerville.^ 

Johnson  Nt  gen'l  mdse  Udall,   Mariger   &   Stewart,  gen'l 

mdse 

NEW  HARMONY.      , 

A  small  town  fifteen  miles  north  of  Toquerville— about  200  population. 
Harmony  Co-op  Institution,  gen'l    Pace,  M  saloon 
mdse,  D  Pace,  manager  Taylor  W  W,  hotel 

ORDERVILLE. 

A  small  but  enterprising  town  of  about  200  inhabitants;  main  pursuit 
being  farming. 

Esphlin  H  W,  farmer  Porter  E  D,  tanner 

Hovt  Israel,  postmaster  Porter  VV  A,  cabinet  maker 

United  Order  of  Orderville,  gen'l  Webb  F  A,  carpenter  &  builder 

mdse,  mfr's  boots  &  shoes,  wool-  Black  W  M,  miller 

en  mill  &c,  Thos  Chamberlin,  Cox  D  M,  wagon  maker 

pres't,  K  M  Webb,  sec'y  Webb  E  M,  school  teacher 

Robertson  Thos,  blacksmith  Carroll  W,  school  teacher 
Porter  T  L,  dairyman 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  baying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg'* 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  TV.L.  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City. 


262  Mtllard  County  Business  Directory. 


ROCKVILLE. 

A  small  town  ninety  miles  north-east  of  St.  George;  about  200  popula- 
tion—mostly farmers. 

Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse  Gifford  S  T,  chair  maker 

Draper  S,  notions  Smith  C  N,_supt  co-op 

Gerry  Jno,  blacksmith 

VIRGIN   CITY 

Is  about  eight  miles  due  south  of  Toquerville,  but  the  broken  and 
mountaineous  nature  of  the  country  makes  the  road  much  longer 
Beebe  L  W  &  Son  Isom  Geo,  gen'l  mdse 

Hinton  Jno,  carpenter  Gwens  Eleanor,  post  mistress 

Hinton  Jno  M,  mechanic  Parker  J,  grist  mill 

WINDSOR. 

A  small  town  of  about  230  inhabitants,  mostly  engaged  in  farming  and 
stock  raising. 

Canaan  Stock  Ranch  Co,  N  Ashby       Esphlin  Jno,  produce 
supt 


MILLARD    COUNTY 

This  is  one  of  the  central  counties  of  Utah.  It  has  an  area  of  6,8")0 
square  miles,  running  one  hundred  miles  east  and  west,  and  sixty- 
eight  miles  north  and  south.  The  largest  stream  in  the  country  is  the 
Sevier  River,  which  enters  from  the  north  and  ends  in  a  large  lake 
that  occupies  a  large  part  of  the  Sevier  valley  desert.  Considerable  of 
the  industries  of  the  county  pertain  to  lumbering  and  stock  raising. 
There  are  a  number  of  flour  mills  in  full  operation. 

FILLMORE 

Is  rhe  country  seat  of  Millard  County,  169  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City. 
Has  a  population  of  about  800. 

Christopherson  L,   boot   &    shoe  Huntsman  G,  gen'l  mdse  &  furni- 

maker  ture 

Co-op  Institution,  gen'l  mdse,  J  V  Holbrook  L,  sheep  raiser 

Robison,supt  Henry  Wm  A,  druggist 

Flouring  Co,  H  Mitchell,  miller  Jelly  Jno,  postmaster 

Free  Traders  Union,  gen'l  mdse  &  O  K  Grist  Mill,  C  Frampton,  miller 

Furniture,  John  Kelly,  supt  Roof  Henry,  harhess  maker 
Farmer  T,  shoe  maker 

DESERET. 

A  small  farming  settlement  near  the  Sevier  River,  thirty  miles  north- 
west of  Fillmore;  of  about  100  population. 
UJJ 

Jon't  forget  that  Hardy  Bros*  &  Barton  have  A  well  selected  stock  of  Dry  Good* 


Wrought  Spanish  Bits  &  Spurs,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  L,ake 

Millard  County  Business  Directory.  263    j  § 

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Alexander  S  H,  druggist  Moody  Wm  C,  gen'l  &  stock  raiser 

Bennett  Joshua,  farmer  Ray   Wm  A,  gen'l   mdse  &  flour 
Black  Sos  S,  gen'l  mdse  mill 

Cropper  G  W,  stock  raiser  Webb  Edward,  hotel  &  saloon 

Christiansen  S,  stock  raiser  Weston  S  W,  blacksmith 
Dewsnip  Hyrum,  flour  mill  &p  m 

HOLDEN. 

A  farming  town;  population  about  300. 
Co-op  Mercantile  Institution,  gen    Tanner  E,  gen'l  mdse 
mdse,  H  Bennett,  supt  Teeples  S,  blacksmith 

Johnson  H  B,  hotel 

KANOSH 

Is  situated  on  Corn  Creek,  fifteen  miles  south  of  Fillmore.    A  thriving 
settlement  of  about  500;  mostly  engaged  in  farming  and  stock  raising. 

Christenson  A,  blacksmith  Kimball   A  A,  bishop 

Crane  Geo,  painter  Leavitt  Lyman,  plasterer 

Crane  C,  sheep  raiser  Mills  Wm,  plasterer  &  mason 

Chartsworth  Jno,  saloon  Penney  W  C,  joiner 

Crane  Geo,  pound  keeper  Penney  E  W,  phrenologist 

George  Wm,  jr,  stock  raiser  Roberts  &Bernant,  lumber  dealers 

Greener  Thos  R,  postmaster  Ramsey  Jno,  M  D 

Goddard  Benj,  teacher  Roberts  Jno,  blacksmith 

Halsey  W  A ,  harness  maker  Robison  P,  cooper 

Hunter  W,  gen'l  mdse  Wadauid  A,  gen'l  mdse 

Hawkes  O  ii,  justice  of  the  peace  Z  C  M  I,  gen'l  mdse 
Kanosh  Sheep  Co,  H  Christenson. 
Prest 

LEAMINGTON. 

A  small  farming  settlement  of  limited  population. 

Morrison    George,  'gen'l  mdse  &    Pay  Richard,  gen'l  mdse 
postmaster 

MEADOW. 

Eight  miles  south  of  Fillmore  ofl  Meadow  Creek,  supported  by  farmers. 
Meadow  Co-op  Mercantile  Institu-    Stott  Edwin,  postmaster 
tion,  gen'l  mdse 

SCIPIO. 

Thirty  miles  east  of  Fi.lmore  on  the  traveled  road  to  St.  George. 
Probert  W  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse  Scipio  Co-op  Mercantile  Institut'n 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  larg-est  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  It.  City 


Sole  Leather,  French  Kip,  Calf  &  Morroccos  at  PicUar<r» 

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MORGAN   COUNTY 

Bounded  on  the  east  by  rich  and  Summit  counties,  on  the  south  by 
Salt  Lake  County,  on  the  north  by  Weber  and  on  the  west  by  Salt  Lake 
and  Davis  counties.  Weber  Canyon  runs  through  the  middle  of  the 

county.  Much  of  the  area  is  mountairieous.  Considerable  fine  tim- 
ber and  grazing  land  throughout  the  county.  Most  business  centered 
in  Morgan  City. 

MORGAN  CITY 

The  county  seat  of  Morgan  County,  is  on  the  IT.  P,  K.  R.,  about   forty 

miles  north-east  of  Salt  Lake  City. 

Beckman  Bros,  liquor  dealers  Williams  T),  lime  dealer 

Mettler  L  M,  post  master  Williams  J,  gen'l  mdse 

Porkinson  P,  gen'l  rndse  Z^  C    M  I,    gen'l  mdse  &  boots  & 

Tonks  Win,  blacksmith  shoes 

Turner  Chas,  lime  dealer 

CRAYDON' 

Craydon  Coal  Co  Walker  T  H   &  Bon,  gen1]  mdse 

Craydon  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

PETERSONS. 

Hall  J  K,  builder  Williams  Edwin,  gen'l  mdse  &  p  m 

Phillips  R,  N  P  agent  Williams  Joshua,  lumber 


PIUTE    COUNTY 

This  county  crosses  over  Green  River  towards  the  Grand  River,  is 
abundantly  supplied  with  fine  timber,  excellent  range,  and  in  the 
bottoms  of  the  gorges  are  some  splendid  farming  districts  with  plenty 
of  water.  The  majority  of  settlements  are  situated  in  the  Wasatch 
Mountains, 

MARYS VALE 

The  county  seat  of  Piute,  is  the  principal  settlement  of  the   county. 

Population  about  600   235  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City,  It  hasa  double 

support  from  mining  and  agriculture. 

Jones  W  L,  drugs  &  notions  &  post  Smith  Mariner,  dry  goods,  grocer- 
master  ies  &  liquors 

Lisonbee  H  D,  dry  goods  &  groc-  Tirnony  R  M,  groceries  &  liquors 
eries  Wood  house  0  C,  miners  supplies, 

Pfieifer  &  Greenig,  liquors  wines  &  liquors 


Call  and  see  Hardy  Bros.  &  Burtcn's  complete  stock  of  Staple  &  Fancy  Cfroceriei 


Saddlery  and  Saddlery-Hardware,  Jobbed  by  W.  L.  Pickard.  Salt  Lake  City. 


Piute  County  Business  Directory. 


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FREMONT. 

A  small  farming  settlement  of  limited  population. 
Allred  A  J,  gen'l  mdse  &  p  m  Worrell  S  W,  saw  mill 

Fredrickson  FJ,  shoe  maker  is  orrell  VV  W,  blacksmith 

Gibbons  R,  carpenter  Morrill  Geo,  carpenter 

Hecki  W  J,  carpenter  &  builder  &    Taylor  Wm,  carpenter 
blacksmith  Ycung  J  W,  millwright 

GREENWICH. 

A  farm  ing  and  stock  settlement,  sparsely   settled,  including  a  small 
farm  tilled  by  Indians. 

Bagley  E  A,  gen'l  mdse  Thurber  A  K,  stock  &  sheep 

Parker  Smith,  stock  raiser  Wright  Jos  H,  postmaster 


j^arKer  smiiii,  STOCK  raiser 
Thurber  Jos  H,  blacksmith 


JUNCTION. 


Moivill  L  D,  gen'l  mdse 
Morrill  &  Son,  gen'l  md  e 


V.  Litaker  Jas,  gen'l  mdse  &  saloon 


KINGSTON, 


A  small  settlement  of  about  DO  inhabitants. 
King  T  E,  postmaster 

King  V,  gen'l  mdse  syrett  jfrea,  miner 

King  Wm,  mf'r  &  bus  agt  of  the  U    V\  hittaker  Jas,  gen'l  mds&  liquors 
O  of  Kingston 


orrill  Horatio,  tanner 
Syrett  Fred,  miller 


KOCSHAREM, 
Anderson  J  C,  gen'l  mdse  Hatch  Wm,  gen'l  mdse 

LAO. 
Blackburn  J,  gen'l  mdse 


1HUKBER 


BrinkerhoffGeo,  dairyma  » 
Burgess  Wm,  postmaster 
Burgess  Hyrum,  blacksmith 
Hall  Wm,  carpenter 
Heath  Jai  H,  grist  mill 


Hughes  Jas,  dairyman 
Meeks  Joseph,  stock  raiser 
Meeks  Wm,dairymkn 
Stringham  G  W'  gen'l  mdse 
Stoddard  Rufus,  saw  mill 


L.  Goldberg  has  the  largest  stock  of  Men's  wear  in  S.  L.  City 


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First  Prizes  awarded  at  all  Territorial  Fairs,  to  W.  L  Picfcard,  Salt 
2C6  Rich  County  Business  Directory. 


RICH  COUNTY 

Located  at  the  extreme  north-east  corner  of  the  territory,  bounded  on 
the  north  and  east  by  Idaho  and  Wyoming  territories  respectively,  on 
1  he  south  by  Summit  and  on  the  west  by  Cache  counties.  Much  of 
the  area  is  mountaineous. 

Bear  Lake  is  a  beautiful  sheet  of  water,  clear  as  crystal,  resting 
near  lofty  mountains,  and  well  stocked  with  delicious  trout. 

GARDEN. 

A  settlement  on  the  western  shore  of  Bear  Lake  near  the  Idaho 
line.    Population  consists  principally  of  farmers. 
Allred  Byron    H,  wagons    &   ma-    Cook  Alonzo,  grist  mill 

chinery  &  postmaster  Longhurst  Chas  T,  merchant 

LAKE    TOWN. 

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Situated  at  the  southern  extremity  of  Bear  Lake;  population  limited. 
Fine  agricultural  and  grazing  lands. 

Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse  Robinson  George,  postmaster 

Cheney  J,  geu'l  mdse  Walstrom  O,  blacksmith 

Hodges  N  M,  grist  mill 

MEADOWVILLE, 

A  small  farming  settlement  of  limited  habitation. 
McLean  J,  gen'l  mdse 

RANDOLPH. 

A  farming  town  of  several  hundred  population. 

Jacobsen  Olivus,  saw  mill  &  lum-    Snowball  Jno,  postmaster 

ber  South  C  &  Sons,  lumber  merchants 

Jrnsen  Bros,  live  stock  dralers  Tyson  Mrs  L,  hotel 

McMinn  E,  live  stock  dealer  Z  C  M  I,  J  M  Baxter,  supt 

WOODRUFF. 

A  settlement  in  Bear  River  Valley,  twenty  miles  north  of  the  U,  P.  R. 

R     Limited  population. 

Eastman  A  E  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse          Putman  &  C,  gen'l  mdse 


Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fino  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Shoemakers9  Tools  of  all  Jcinds,  W*  L.  PicJzasd,  Salt  Lake. 


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SANPETE  COUNTY. 

Sanpete  is  one  of  the  most  important  counties  in  the  Territory.  It 
is  bounded  on  the  north  by  Wasatch  and  Utah  counties ;  on  the  west 
by  MUlard  and  Juab,  on  the  south  by  Sevier  county,  and  011  the  east 
by  the  State  of  Colorado.  The  majority  of  the  settlements  are  in  the 
San  pete  valley,  a  tract  of  fertile  land  about  50  miles  in  length.  Wheat 
and  other  cereals  are  produced  in  great  abundance.  The  district  is  also 
well  adapted  to  the  raising  of  stock,  the  range  being  excellent  and  al- 
most limitless. 

MANTI 

The  county  seat  of  Sanpote  is  a  flourishing  city  of  about  2500  population , 
situated  133  miles  southeast  of  Salt  Lake  City. 


Anderson  A  H,  saw  mill 
Anderson  Wm,  blacksmith 
Barton  W,  painter 
Braithwaite  R,  boot  &  shoe  manfr 
Bybee  R  L,  agricultural  imple'nts 
Carleson  F  C,  shoemaker 
Carleson  G  E,  shoemaker 
Christopherson  S,  grist  mill 
Coolidge  O  F,  gen'i  mdse 
Cramer  C,  furniture 
Davis  H,  surgeon 
Fox  E  W  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 
Funk  W  D,  sewing  machines 
Greco  E  S,  tin  shop 
Grier  Jno,  rope  maker 
Hall  Richard,  mason 
Hansen  Mrs  C,  millinery 
Hanson  S  C,  wool  carder 
Harmon  Bros,  saw  mill 
Henrie  D,  butcher 
Hoggan  Jas,  tailor 
Hoggan  T  A,  carpenter 
Hougaard  J  H  &  Co,  millers 
Hougaard  Jno,  photographer 


Jolley  F  M,  sheep  raiser 
Kenner  F  R,  physician 
Kenner  &  Bench,  shingle  mill 
Kijar  L  C,  harness  manufacturer 
Ladies  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 
Larson  N  C,  tailor 
Lowrie  Jno,  furniture,  meat,  live 

stock,  wool  &  hides 
Madsen  C,  cabinet  maker 
Manti  C  M  Institution,  gen'l  mdse 

Wm  T  Reid,  manager 
Marker  Alma,  hides  &  pelts 
Marker  J  P,  wheelright 
Parry  E  L,  mason 
Parsons  H.  carpenter 
Peacock  <fc  Co,  saw  mill 
Perry  W  El,  drugs 
Peterson  S  P,  painter 
Roberts  A.  architect 
Sidwell  Geo  &  Co,  mill 
Suow  W  S,  hotel 
Tuttle  L  T  &  Co,  meat  &  grpcers 
Wilson  Jno.  carpenter 


CHESTER. 

A  farming  town  of  about  500  population,  15  miles  northeast  of  Manti. 
Allred  R  It,  stock  raiser  Child  J  H,  subscription  agent 

Beck  H  C  H,  rtock  raiser  Clapp  Elijah,  pottery 

Chester  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse         Clapp  Elisha,  pottery 
Candland  Annie  W,  postmistress       Neilson  L,  musician 
Candland  D,  county  attorney  Whitlock  Andrew,  stock  raiser 


L.  Goldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


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DOVER 

Is  a  small  but  thriving  settlement,  composed  mostly  of  farmers. 

Alston  C,  carpenter  &  millwright  Reid  E,  tailor 

Erickson  C  W,  plasterer  Robinson  Wm,  postmaster 

Grundtwig  F  C,  carpenter  Hobinson  A,  mason 

Hodge  R,  blacksmith  ?cott  W,  sho3maker 

Lundeberg  C,  mason  Swain  A,  shoemaker 

Lundeberg  A  N  mason  Tolff  C  T,  mason 
Naglie  O  J,  shoemaker 

EPHRAIM 

Is  one  of  the  richest  farming  towns  in  the  county  with  a  population  of 
about  2300.    It  is  situated  7  miles  north  of  Manti . 


Greaves  P,  gen'l  mdse  <fe  produce  Neilstrup  J  P,  gen'l  mdse 

Jposen  Geo,  photographer  Peterson  Geo,  gen'l  mdse 

Jensen  M,  photographer  Quinn  Geo,  harness  maker 

Jensen  C,  gen'l  mdse  IT  O  M  Institution,  gen'l  mdse 

Jensen  F  Y,  tinner  Whitlock  C  A,  harness  &  saddles 
Larsen  C  A,  produce&  postmaster 


FAIRV1EW 

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*  £  j    Is  an  incorporated  town  3o  miles  north-east  of  Manti.    Population 

•8  §,  |    about  1100,  chiefly  farmers  and  stock  raisers. 

cs^  !    Christensen  Fred,  school  teacher      Terry  O  L,  miller 

Cruser  C,  engineer  Tucker  Amasa,  saw  mill 


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Han-en  (/  K,  clerk  Tucker  Geo,  sawyer 

Hurst  Philip,  supt  co-op  store  Wilson  L,  postmaster 

Nielsen  Bros,  saw  mill 

FERRONS  CITY. 


A  farming  settlement  of  limited  habitation. 
S  "2       Anderson  A  H,  carpenter  Kill  pock  I  D,  gen'l  trdse 

,2  ffl       Horsley  J  P,  mason  Lennox  J  C,  wheelright 

Horner  C,  blacksmith  Molen  M  W  gen'l  mdse 

*  »  !    Jackson  Thos.  cabinet  maker  Taylor  Wm,  postmaster 

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1  1  ;     Has  about  100  population,  mostly  engaged  in  farming. 
£  A  \    Fayette  Co-op,  gen'l  mdse  Palmer  Mrs,  hotel 

1    Metcalf  J  E,  wagon  maker,  &c 

O  I  FOUNTAIN  GREEN 

o^       Is  45  miles  north  of  Manti  on  the  traveled  road  from  Sanpete  valley  to 

Nephi.    Population  about  600,  mostly  engaged  in  farming. 
,^       Anderson  H  P  E.  shoe  maker  Fountain  Green  Co-op,  gen'l  mdse 

c/3       Collard  C,  blacksmith  Hansen  H  C,  toys  &  gen'l  mdse 

IT—       Cook  Samuel,  blacksmith  Lewellyn  R  R,  postmaster 

D—       Draper  J  G,  toys  and  merchandise    Olsen  Olaf,  cabinet  maker 
Dougall  H  M  &  Co,  flour  mill  Nielsen  S  R,  blacksmith 


Sardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  fin?  stock  of  Boots  &  Shoes,  Hats,  Caps  &  Clothing 


Henry  Arthur's  Boot  and.  Shoe  Uppers,  W.  L.  Pickard,  Salt  Lake  City, 


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GUNNISON 

Having  a  population  of  600  is  14  miles  south  of  Manti.    The  principal 
occupation  of  the  populace  is  farming  and  manufacturing. 
Gunnison  Co-op,  gen  1  mdse  Madsen  Christian,  furniture 

Kearns  H  H,  wagon  maker  Peterson  L,  gen'l  mdse 

Knighton  Jno,  gen'l  mdse  Bobbins  &  Kearns,  gen'l  mdse,  ho- 

Ladies  Relief  Society,  gen'l  mdse  tel  and  saloon 

MAYFIELD. 

A  farming  town  of  about  400  population. 
Christiansen  P,  gen'l  mdse  Mayfield  Co-op  Inst'n  gen'l  mdse 

MORONI. 

An  incorporated  city  49  miles  north  of  Manti.    It  is  in  this  vicinity 
that  iron  is  so  plentiful. 

Cloward  Jas,  blacksmith  Moroni  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

Eliason  N  L,  postmaster  Monson  Mons,  carpenter  &  builder 

Hansen  Hans,  brick  maker  Neilsen  C  P,  miller 

Jensen  Andreas,  saw  mill  Olsen  Jas,  agent  wagons 

Laurson  B  P,  brick  layer  Petersen  H  P,  carpenter 

Morley  Thos,  blacksmith  Taylor  B  F,  saloon 

Morley  Isaac,  brick  layer  Taylor  &  Draper,  gen'l  mdse 

MOUNT  PLEASANT 

Is  22  miles  north  of  Manti  and  is  one  of  the  largest  cities  in  the  county. 
The  number  of  inhabitants  exceeds  2,000.  Mount  PJeasant  is  a  thrifty 
and  prosperous  town,  being  situated  in  the  midst  of  a  splendid  agricul- 
tural district. 

Beauman  &  Jensen,  furniture  McClennehan  &  Co,  millers 

Begstrom  Daniel,  wood  turner          Madsen  N,  book  agent 
Begstrom  A,  blacksmith  Mount  Z  C  M  Institution,gen  mdse 

Bjelkie  C  G  &  Co,  boots  &  shoes          Neilson  S  J,  gen'l  mdse 
Bowman  Neils,  painter  Neyburg  A,  blacksmith 

Cliff  E,  nursery  Olsen  S,  furniture 

Farnsworth  Geo,  gen'l  mdse  Prichett  L  F  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

Fischer  J  F,  miller  Rolph  Bros,  gen'l  mdse 

Hansen  Jas,  agent  wagons  Sanpete  County  Co-op  gen'l  mdse 

Hanson  J  &  Co,  shoe  makers  Wallis  Jno,  farmer 

PBTTYVILLE 

Is  a  small  farming  town  of  limited  population. 

Dusterburg  Jno,  saloon  Petty  ville  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

SPRING  CITY. 

Population  about  1009,  located  17  miles  north  from  Manti.    It  has  an 
excellent  location  with  numerous  fine  buildings. 
Anderson  August,  gen'l  mdse  Olsen  Lewis,  shingle  maker 

Blaic  Robert,  postmaster  Puzey  Henry  W,  carriage  &  wagon 

Ellis  Jos  T,  joiner  &  cabinet  maker          maker 

Ford  Wm,  blacksmith  Streeper  Chas  A,  steam  saw  mill 

Nielsen  Jacob,  blacksmith  Spring  City  Co-op,  gen'l  mdse 

L.  GOLDBERG,  LEADING  CLOTHIER,  Salt  Lake  City. 


WALMN'S  PATENT  STIRRUP,  best  for  Broncho  Riders. 

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270*  Summit  County  Business  Directory. 


WALES. 

This  settlement  has  a  population  of  about  330.    It  is  located  nine  miles 
west  of  Spring  City,  and  boasts  of  numerous  valuable  coal  mines. 

Anderson  C  P,  engineer  Rees  Jno  E,  engineer 

Bates  Benjamin,  blacksmith  Reese  Jno  E,  jr,  engineer 

Christensen  Peter,  brickmaker  Rees  Nephi,  carpenter 

Davis  Wm,  butcher  Stevens  Elisha,  carpenter 

Dye  Wm,  engineer  Sanpete  Valley  Railway,  F  S  Ca- 
Edmunds  Thos,  engineer  hill,  manager 

Jones  Hugh,  carpenter  Thomas  Mary  R,  dressmaker  and 
Jones  Wm,  carpenter  millinery 

Lester  Oeo,  boot  &  shoe  maker  Wales  Coal  Mines,  F  S  Cahill,  supt 

Lewis  Jno  T ,  carpenter  Wai  es  Co-op  Store,  Jno  E  Rees,supt 

Midgley  J  K,  carpenter  Wales  Mercantile  Institution,  F  S 
Midgley  Jonathan,  postmaster  Cahill  &  Co,  proprietors 


SUMMIT    COUNTY 

This  county,  mountaineous  in  the  extreme,  is  bounded  on  the  north 
by  Rich  County  and  Wyoming  Territory,  on  the  east  by  the  state  of 
Colorado,  on  the  south  by  Wasatch  county,  and  on  the  west  by  Morgan 
and  Salt  Lake  counties.  The  summit  of  the  Uintah  Range  of  moun- 
tains marks  the  southern  boundary  of  the  county,  and  these  with 
their  tremendous  peaks  occupy  a  great  part  of  the  area.  A  large 
number  of  important  mines  have  been  opened  up  and  ranks,  the 
county  as  one  of  the  leading  in  richness. 

COALVILLB, 

The  count/ seat  of  Summit  County,  is  on  the  Webe**  River,  forty-two 
miles  east  of  Salt  Lake  City.  This  is  a  prosperous  town  with  a  popula- 
tion of  about  700.  Its  main  industries  are  farming  and  coal  mining. 
Bopden  Jno,  p  m  &  publisher  Gentry  Sam'l,  blacksmith 

Brirnn  &  Clutf,  saloon  Home  Coal  Co,  (see  Salt  Lake  City) 

Carlander  C  A,  shoemaker  Simpson  Jno,  drugs  &.  liquors 

Co-op  Institution,  gen'l  mdse  Welch  T,  grist  mill 

ECHO, 

Asper  E,  hotel  Lander  W,  postmaster 

Beckwith  &  Lander,  gen'l  mdse         Wickle  R,  cigars  &  tobacco 
Bromley  J.E,  hotel 

KAMAS, 

This  is  a  thrifty  settlement  in  Kamas  Prairie  at  the  headwaters  of 
Provo  River.    Population  estimated  at  700. 

Carpenter  J  S,  shoe  maker  Poulsoii  H  J,  lumber  &  lath  mf  r 

Dillon  W,  blacksmith  Warr  A,  gen'l  mdse 


Hardy  Bros,  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Rubber  and  Gold  Plated  Carriage  Harness  at  Pickard's. 


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Williams  S&  Sons,  shingle  mf  rs 
Woolstenhuben  J,  gen'l  mdse 


Evans  H,  harness  maker 
Kamas  Co-op,  gen'l  mdse 
Larsen  H,  gen'l  mdse 
Leonard  G  B,  postmaster,  drugs  & 
gen'l  mdse 

PARK  CITY, 

About  thirty-five  miles  south-east  of  Salt  Lake  City,  is  one  of  the  most 
prosperous  mining  camps  in  the  Territory.  Among  its  mines  which 
are  most  prominent  is  the  Ontario  and  many  others  lately  developed, 
in  fact  the  camp  is  looked  upon  as  being  able  to.rank  in  harmony  with 
the  famous  Leadville  mining  district  at  no  distant  day.  Its  popula- 
tion is  variously  estimated  at  from  1,500  to  1,600. 


Ascheim  M  S,  gen'l  mdse 

Berry  Bros,  blacksmiths 

Bock  H  0  &  Bro,  saloon 

Boshart  H,  tailor 

Bourse  Mrs,  boarding  house 

Bowman  Miss  M,  fancy  goods 

Brazier  Geo,  baker 

Bridge  Jno,  harness 

Brogan  Terence,  saloon 

Eurlin  N,  shoemaker 

Byrne  E,  shoemaker 

Capen  &  Smith,  saloon 

Farrell  Win,  saloon 

Fennemore  Wm,  carpenter  &  un- 
dertaker 

Ferry  E  P,  mining  operator 

tischel  F,  hotel 

Fuelling  Aug  A,  baker  &  confect'y 

Funk  J  F,  barber 

Grant  R,  saloon 

Hunter  &  Robinson,  hotel 

Johnson.  J,  restaurant 

Keeler  D  F,  news  agent 

Kelly  Jno,  saloon 

Kiausch  F  A,  drugs 

Kidder  Geo  C,  lumber 

Kiesel  &  Rogers,  groceries  & 
liquors 

Lane  J,  saloon 

Langsdorf  F  M,  saloon 

Lawrence  J  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

Liddell  &  Gulliver,  grocers 

Lipman  M  H,  clothing 

Louder  Bros,  blacksmiths 

McCarroll  J,  shoe  maker 

Mahoney  Mrs  W,  boarding  house 

Marsac  Silver  Mining  &  Milling  Co 

Mason  J  W,  restaurant 

Merihugh  W,  R  R  hotel 

Morris  Edwd  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

Morrison  &  Reilly,  saloon 

Masher  Amos,  meat 

Mulhall  A  B  &  Co,  meat 

Nadan  Mrs  C,  confec  &  liquors 


Clark  B  B,  gen'l  md&e 

Crescent  Mining  Co,  mines 

Cupit  &  Breman,  saloon 

De  La  Baume  C,  groceries 

Dodge  &  Creek,  saloon 

Dougherty  A  S,  furniture 

Dudler  Mrs  Jos,  saloon  &  brewery 

Duffy  Jno.  saloon 

Emery  A  B,  postmaster 

Empire  Silver  Mining  &  Milling  Co 

Erickson  G,  tailor 

O'Reilly  Jno,  saloon 

Ontario  Silver  Mining  Co,  also  Salt 

Lake  City 

Ottenheimer  W,  groceries 
Pape  Jno,  saloon 
Park  City  Bank 
Park  City  Boot  &  Shoe  Store 
Park  City  Smelting  Co 
Pound  &  Waldron,  news  agts 
Roy  W  H,  groceries  &  grain 
Sam  Hop,  Chinese  goods 
Shafer  Henry,  tailor 
Sheppard,  Springer  &  Co,  meat 
Shields  Chas,  gen'l  mdse 
Smith  A  M,  livery 
Smith  WH,  livery 
Snyder  G  G,  livery 
Tewksbury  C  A,  stoves  <fe  tinware 
Thiriat  Bros,  saloon 
Thompson  F  C,  saloon 
Tims  W  &  Son,  lumber  &  planing 

mill 

Wall  &  Garrity,  livery 
Watson  J  G,  coal  &  milk 
Watson  T  S,  stage  line 
Wei sman  &  Clark, jewelry 
Weist  Harry,  barber 
White  HL,  publisher 
Williams  J  E,  saloon 
Williamson  E  C,  drugs 
Young  H  O  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse 


You  can  save  10 per  cent  by  buying  Clothing  at  L.  Goldberg's 


W.  L.  PicJcard  carries  a  full  line  of  Trotting  &  Racing  Goods 


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PEOA. 

Lyons  Oscar  F,  postmaster  Rees  &  Neel,  butchers 

Marchant  Gilbert  J,    blacksmith  Stevens  Wm  H,  grist  mill 

Marchant  Jno  A,  gen'l  store  Wardell  Geo,  carpenter 

Maxwell  Jno,  shingle  &  lath  mill  Welch  James,  saw  mill 

Milliner  Wm,  blacksmith  White  Wm,  wagon  maker 

Newman  Jno,  carpenter  Wright  H  B,  shoe  maker 
Olson  Sven,  mason 

WANSHIP. 

A  few  miles  south  of  Coalville,  on  the  Weber  River.    Is  a  thrifty  farm 
ing  settlement  of  about  600  population* 

Nixon  S,  gen'l  mdse  Young  E  R,  gen'l  mdse 

Reynolds  Wm,  gen'l  mdse  &    p  m 


SEVIER   COUNTY 

Adjoins  San  Pete  County  on  the  south,  and  is  bounded  on  the  east  by 
the  State  of  Colorado,  It  is  noted  for  its  vast  ranges  for  stock,  fine  tim- 
ber, arable  valleys  that  are  abundantly  irrigated,  enormous  coal  fields, 
and  large  deposits  of  hermatite  iron,  fine  clays,  &c.  The  rivers  and 
lakes  abound  with  trout  and  other  fish.  The  Sevier  River  traverses 
the  entire  length  of  the  valley  which  name  it  bears. 

ANNABELLA 

A  small  farming  town. 

Ohidester  J  P,  butcher  Jackson  J,  carpenter  &  builder 

Herring  Joseph,  gen'l  mdse  Sleave  Jno,  postmaster 

Huntsman  Geo,  blacksmith 

AURORA. 
Broadhead  J,  newsdealer  Morgan  Daniel,  postmaster 


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BURRVILLE. 


ELSINORE. 

A  farming  town  of  about  400  population. 
Bertelson  A  &  Son,  grist  mill  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  m  dse 

GLENWOOD. 

A  settlement  five  miles  east  of  Richfield  on  the  Sevier  River.   Pop- 
ulation about  300;  principally  farmers. 


Bruegger  G,  shoe  maker  Pierce  J  W,  gen'l  mdse 

Burns  M,  harness  &  saddlery  Peterson  P  C,  mill  owner 


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Ladies  Saddles  in  great  variety  at  W.  L.  Pickard's,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah, 


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Gottesfrieden  J,  cooper  Kickeubach  R,  shoe  maker 

Heppler  A,  tannery  &  post  master    Shaw  A,  gen'l  mdse 
Jackson  J  W,  cabinet  maker    &    Wall  J  L,  mill  owner 

builder 

Jackson  Thos,  furniture 
Nordfors  A,  blacksmith 


Whetman  Geo,  builder 
Wilson  Bradley,  builder 


JOSEPH. 

A  farming  town  of  about  390  habitation. 

Butler  J  S,  sheep  raiser  &  wool          Murdock  G  A.  post  master 
Carter  S  R,  blacksmith  Ross  T  &  F  A,  gen'l  mdse 

Joseph  CO-OD  M  &  M  Ass'n,    gen'l 
mdse 


REDMOND. 


A  small  farming  settlement. 
Johnson  J,  gen'l  mdse 


MONROE 


One  of  the  leading  towns  of  Sevier  County;  about  600  inhabitants,  si  x- 
teen  miles  south  of  Richfield.    Mostly  stock  raisers  and  farmers. 

Niison  Bros  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 
Paulsen  P  N,  lumber 
People's  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 
Sim  onsen  S,  wagons  &  hotel 


Anderson  Bros,  gen'l  mdse 
Bates  N  P,  stationery  &c 
Bertelson  &  Sons,  grist  mill 
Rohmaii  J  W,  blacksmith 
Jones  J  W,  gen'l  mdse 
Monroe  Co-op  Store,  gen  1  mdse 


Thueson  J  N,  ranchman 


PRATTVILLB. 

A  small  farming  settlement. 
Mount  S  F,  hotel  A  saloon 

RICHFIELD. 
This  town  is  about  175  miles  south  of  Salt  Lake  City. 


Anderson  N,  postmaster 
Anderson  Wm,  gen'l  mdse 
Hansen  &  Thurber,  furniture 
Jensen  T  C,  blacksmith 


Nielsen  &  Jensen,  merchandise 
Smith  Jorgen,  merchant 
Wright  Isaac  K,  gen'l  mdse 


SALINA. 

Eighteen  miles  north  of  Richfield,  a  farming  settlement  of  about  600 

population.    Large  deposits  of  rock  salt  in  the  vicinity. 

Curtis  J  W,  hotel  Salina  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse,  W 

Gibson  S,  gen'l  mdse  McFaddeii,  manager 

Olsen  J  C,  blacksmith  Salina  People's  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

Robins  J  &  Son,  gen'l  mdse  Willes  F  G,  gen'l  mdse 


"Joldberg,  the  only  Clothing  Manufacturer,  S.  L.  City 


Handsome  Double  Buggy  Harness  at  W.  L.  Pickard's. 

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Is  situated  about   the  centre  of  the  county,  being  22  miles  south  of 
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Ajax  Wm,  general  merchandise 

E  T  CITY. 
A  farming  town  about  6  miles  north  of  Tooele  City  with  200  inhab- 


Is  the  largest  town  in  the  county  having  a  population  of  about  1800.  I 
is  situated  on  the  shores  of  the  Great  Salt  Lake  and  is  considered  one 
of  the  best  fruit  districts  of  the  county  besides  being  a  fine  stock  and 


cantile  Inst'n,  W  Jeffries,  sec'y    Tooele  County  Flour  Mf  g  Co 
Green  Wm  H,  shoemaker  Tooele  County  Grist  Mill  Co 

Johnson  &  Co,  carpenters  Tooele  Co  Tannery  Co 


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TOOELE  COUNTY  § 

Is  bounded  on  the  north  by  Box  Elder  county,  on  the  east  by  Salt  Lake 
and  Utah  counties  and  the  Great  Salt  Lake,  on  the  south  by  Juab  county 
and  on  the  west  by  the  State  of  Nevada.  Its  principal  resources  are  in 
agriculture  and  stock  raising  and  mining  is  carried  on  to  a  limited  ex- 
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TOOELE  CITT. 

The  county  seat  is  a  handsome  well  built  city  containing  an  indus- 
trious  and  thriving  populace  of  about  1)00  souls.    It  is  situated  thirty       tj 
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BonelliGeo,  druggist  &  post  master    Rich  J,  miller  I  O 

Dunyoii  Newton,  genl  mdse  Russell  Wm,  M  D 

j.'ods  Wm  B,  M  D  Slater  &  Herman,  gen'l  mdso  I  H 

Ho  well  Jas,  boots  &  shoes  Tooele  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

.Lee  Samuel,  blacksmith  Williams  Wm  O,  miller 

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agricultural  region.    It  is  distant  12  miles  northwest  of  Tooele  City. 

Bolinda  J,  blacksmith  Kimball  &  Sons,  gen'l  mdse 

Briglitmore  Mrs  S,  saloon  Lawson  Abraham,  butcher 

Co-op  shoe  &  harness   shop,  J  T  Liud  J  P,  cabinet  maker 

Kich,  President  Olson  C  W,  blacksmith 

Elfens  Tno,  painter  Parkinson  Chas  G,  photographer 

Grantsville  Co-op  Mf'g  and   Mer-  Rattcliffe  Jas,  blacksmith 


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ShoemaJters*  Tools  of  all  kinds,  W.  L.  Pichard^  Salt  Lake, 

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4.3  J     Duke  Jno,  saloon  Faunae  John,  gen'l  mdse 

•-j  j     Duke  Susan,  postmistress  Wylie  H  B,  saloon 

'&  \  ST.  JOHNS 

-'        Is  15  miles  southwest  of  Tooele  City. 

^  ,     St  Johns  Co-op  Institution,  Geo  W    Caldvvell  Isaac,  builder 

Burridge  Supt  &  Postmaster         Green  R  R,  rope  &  twine  nianuf  s 
^        Mclritosh  Wm,  wheel  right 

STOCKTON 

^  Is  6  miles  south  of  Tooele  City.    It  is  a  mining  town  of  about  600  inhab- 
it itauts. 

O  Bracken  &  Young,  groceries  Neder  &  Kinible,  wagons 

4_i  Brown  Jas,  geri'lmdse  Paxtori  J  R,  saloon 

CQ  Gaiidp  K,  saloon 

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P^  Is  forty  miles  on  main  road  south  of  Tooele  City.    The  people  are  prin- 

[V}  !  cipally  engaged  in  stock  raising. 

^  I  Bennison  J,  wpol  grower  Sharp  A,  wool  grower 

n,  i  Pennison  S  H,  wool  grower  Sharp  J  C,  wool  grower  and  P  M 

£3  i  Kklioo  J  G,  wool  grower  Sharp  &  Sons,  merchants 

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ASHLEY. 

plj  j     Kently  &  Blackinsley,  saloon  Johnson  L  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 

rn  j     Rritt,  Dillrnan  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse        Monahan  M,  saloon 
I     Gibson  J  B,  gen'l  mdse 

FROWN'S  PARK. 

Jar  vie  Jno,  gen'l  mdse  and  postmaster 

OURAY. 

Adams  J  B  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse  Hofer  Frank,  Ass't  PostmasU  r 

WHITE  ROCKS. 

<  'richton  J  J,  post  trader  Gibson  J  B,  post  trader 

Miller  Howard,  Indian  trader. 
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Booth  Jas,  photographer 
Brooks  Geo,  stone  cutter 
Canaan  Stock  Co,  butchers 
Carpenter  J  W,  job  printer 
CrotrWm  C,  blacksmith 
Dodge  W  E,  wine  merchant 
Hardy  A  P,  hotel 
Hardy  &  Sons,  wood  turners 
Higgins  8  G,  physician 
Ivins  Israel,  physician 
Judd  Samuel,  blacksmith 
MoFarlane  Jno  M,  surveyor  &  at- 
torn ey-aVlay 
McQuarrie  H,  blacksmith 
McQ,uarrie  &  Morris,  furniture 
Milne  &  Son,  painters 


Burne  R,  boots  &  shoes 
Barbee  &  Walker,  quartz  mill 
Brick  Dan'l,  boots  &  shoes 
Boggs  &  McMillan,  blacksmiths 
Christeiisen  J,  boots  &  shoes 
Cassidy  Jno,  saloon 
Clark  Bros,  saloon  &  billiards 
Christy  &  Co,  quartz  mill 
Fortman  Jno;  saloon   &  billiards 
Gil'espie,  Lund  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse 


Krause  Herman,  postmaster 
Levy  J,  saloon  &  billiards 
Mantor  C.  M  D 
Miller  Geo,  saloon 
Marshall  &  Brown ,  butchers 
McDonald  A,  drugs  &  liquors 
Ormund  C,  livery 
Pendray  J  no,  saloon  &  billiards 
Pierson  &  Lund,  butchers 
Quirk  M,  saloon  &  billiards 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY 

Located  in  the  extreme  south-western  corner  of  the  territory,  is 
bounded  on  the  east  by  Kane  County,  on  the  west  by  the  State  of  Ne- 
vada, on  the  north  by  Iron  County,  and  on  the  south  by  Arizona.  Has 
an  area  of  about  3,000  square  miles.  In  the  river  bottoms  of  the  Virgin 
&  Santa  Clara  Rivers  there  are  tracts  of  very  productive  farming  lands, 
which  from  the  warmth  of  the  climate,  yield  fruits  of  a  semi-tropical 
nature.  These  include  tobacco,  rice,  cotton,  grapes,  bananas,  oranges, 
figs,  &c.  The  county  contains  but  little  timber  land,  the  climate  be- 
ing too  warm  for  pineries,  excepting  in  the  highest  mountains. 

ST.  GEORGE 

Is  the  county  seat  of  Washington  County,  340  miles  south-west  of  Salt 
Lake  City.  It  contains  some  fine  buildings,  notably  the  temple.  There 
is  also  a  fine  Tabernacle  with  a  clock  tower  and  bell.  Population 
about  2,300. 

Morris  R,  shoe  maker 
T^elson  Wm,  shoemaker 
Orton  Joseph,  shoemaker 
Pickett,  Riding  &  Woodbury 
Platt  H  J,  harness  &  saddle  mfgr's 
Pyrum  Jno,  postmaster,    books  & 


rum    no,  posmase 

gen'l  mdse  &  hotel 
Riding  C  S,   tinsmith 
Riding  ET,  boot  &  shoe  maker 
Snow  Krastus,  hotel 
St  George  Co-op  Store,  H  Ewring, 

supt,  gen'l  mdse 
Ferry  C  A,  cooper 
Wlutehead  A  It,  music  dealer 
Wooley,  Lund  &  Judd,   gen'l  mdse 


SILVER  REEF. 

This  is  the  famous  mining  camp  of  Southern  Utah,  with  a  popula- 
tion of  about  1,400.  Its  suburbs  are  rich  agricultural  districts  which 
find  a  ready  market  at  this  point.  A  number  of  quartz  and  stamp 
mills  are  constantly  running. 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


California  Lasso  Saddles,  W.L.  Piokard,  Salt  Lake  City. 

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Grambs  Martha,  restaurant  Sager  AY  B,  gen'J  mdse 

Habbisch  J,  barber  Silver  Reef  Miner,  S  Wixon  mang'r 

Hayes  Caroline,  lodging  house  Stormont  &  Co,  quartz  mill 

Harrison     P,     hotel,      furniture,  Stevens  &  Harrison,  gen'l  mdse 

paints,  etc  Tyrell  J  A,  gen'l  mdse 

Hii£ton  H,  livery  Thompson  B,  saloon  &  billiards 

Huston  &  West  Welte  Peter,  saloon  &  billiards  & 
Johnson  N,  restaurant  brewery 

Jordan  J,  notions  &  notary  public  Wells,  Fargo  &  Co,  bankers   JH 
Keller  Martin,  barber  Rice,  manager 

Keuney  Dr,  drugs  Woolf  Moss,  clothing  &  liquors 

MIDDLETON. 

A  small  settlement  engaged  in  fruit  growing. 
McDonald  A  F  &  Son,  vineyard 

MOUNTAIN  MEADOW. 

A  farming  settlement  of  limited  habitation.    Post  office  at  Hamblin. 
Hamblin  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

PINE  VALLEY. 

About  300  population ;  mostly  engaged  in  lumber  trade. 
Baker  Thos,  grist  mill  Hancock  Cyrus,  gen'l  mdse 

Burgess  Bros,  saw  mill  Whipple  E,  saw  mill 

PINTO. 

Inhabitants  mostly  engaged  in  farming ;  population  150. 
Eldridge  Jas,  carpenter  &  builder    Pinto  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

WASHINGTON. 

McGuire  P  H,  supt  Co-op  Store          Whitehead  A  R,  supt  Washington 
Neilsod  &  Co,  gen'l  mdse  Woolen  Mills 

LEEDS. 
Crosiey  Geo,  supt  Co-op  Store  Millan  J  &  ©o,  blacksmiths 

SANTA  CLARA. 
Huffin  Jno,  gen'l  mdse 

"BELLEVUE. 

Anderson  A,  gen'l  mdse 


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|i         WASATCH  COUNTY 

gw  j  -  Is  bounded  on  the  east  by  Colorado,  on  the  south  by  Sanpete  county, 


on  the  north  by  Summit  county  and  on  the  west  by  Utah  county. 
Throughout  this  county  are  promising  indications  for  gold,  silver  and 
lead  mines.  In  what  is  known  as  the  Uintah  reservation  is  some  of 
the  most  pleasing  country  that  Utah  possesses,  it  being  a  series  of  val- 
leys, well  watered  and  timbered  with  plenty  of  game  and  a  fine  range 

HEBER. 

This  is  one  of  the  largest  towns  in  the  county ''and  is  peopled  by   a 
thrifty  and  industrious  community  numbering  about  530  souls. 
Alexander  Bros,  furniture  &  gea'l    Hatch  A  &  Co,  millers 

mdse  Heber  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse 

Duncan  John,  gen'l  mdse  Jerts  M,  gen'l  mdse 

Earl  B  C,  tinner  Me  Mull  in  A  E,  saw  mill 

CHARLESTON 
Is  a  small  farming  settlement  on  Pravj  river  a  few  miles  south  of  H  Vo  H- 


Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse,  N  C  Murdoch,  proprietor 
FISH  CREEK. 

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A  farming  settlement  on  the  creek  which  bears  it  name,  as  yet  oj 
limited  population,  located  on  the  D  <fc  R.G  R  li. 
Covington  E,  saloon  and  hotel  Q,uigley  W,  saloon 

Covington  &  Pickering,  corral  Smith  P  A,  gen'l  mdse  &  saloon 

Murphy  T,  saloon  South  worth  H  G.  gen'l  mdse  and 

5  «  j    Pickering  A,  saloon  saloon 

B'S  I  FORT  THORNBERG. 

«T  £ 

S  *§          A  Post  located  on  Green  river  of  varied  habitation . 

M  P3       Adams  J  B  &  Co,  post  traders  Seymour  &  Co,  post  traders 

£«  MIDWAY 

£&       Is  5  miles  due  west  from  Heber  City  with  a  population  of  about  600. 

®  £  !    The  district  is  fertile,  well  watered  and  is  favored  with  good  pasture 

g|  !    land. 

Blood  M,  planing  mill,  sash,  doors,    Van  Wagenen  D,  Hour  &  saw  mills, 
blinds,  &c  shingle  &  lath,  brick  &  lime 

Bomer  Bros,  Hour  mills  VanvV'agenen  i),  postmaster 

Midway  Co-op  Store,  gen'l  mdse         Watkins  J,  saw  mill 

Sonduage  Jno,  mason 

WALLSBURGH. 


A  farming  settlement  at  the  junction  of  Round  valley  canyon  and 

O  |  the  southern  end  of  Provo  valley. 

"^  I  Co-op  Mercantile  Institution,  R  C    Nuttall  W  E,  Agricultural   Imple- 
„—  {  Camp,  manager  merits  and  postmaster 

CL.  I  Greer  D  H,  gen'l  mdse  Nuttall  \V  G,  saw  mill  &  lumber 

!  Lamb  J,  shingle  manufacturers 
UJ  I 


Hardy  Bros.  &  Burton  carry  a  full  line  of  General  Merchandise 


Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


IO9  Commercial  St.,  Salt  Lake  City. 

014 


AT  HALF  PAINTERS'  PRICES, 


GUmer  fy    Wescoatt,  Proprietors. 

Wholesale  and  Ketail  Dealers  in 


T  and  G  Flooring*,  Rustic  Siding,  Doors,  Windows, 

Blinds,  Shiiig-les,  Lath,  Mouldings,  Pickets, 

Cedar  Posts  and  Telegraph  Poles. 


O"U"T    TO 

Office  at  Lumber  Yard,  D.  and  B.  G.  Depot,  SALT  LAKE  CITY,  UTAH 

STORE, 

WM.  HART,  Proprietor. 
PINE    STREET,        -  SALT    LAKE    CITY. 

Dealer  in 

GROCERIES,  DRY  GOODS  and 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

Family  Trade  a  Specialty 


Utah  Directory — Advertisements. 


E.  PISKO  &  co., 


205  &  207  0tlcH/H  St., 


Salt  Xja3se  Oit;7%  TTtali. 

DISTILLERS'  AGENTS 


-AND- 


Whiskies  at  Eastern  Prices. 


Manufacturers  of  Cigars.     A  complete  stock  of  Imported  and 

Domestic  Wines,  Champagnes,  and  Cigars.     Leading 

Brands  of  Whiskies  and  Brandies. 

Sole  Agents  of  the  ORIGINAL  BUDWEISER  BEER, 


The   only  STRICTLY  WHOLESALE  HOUSE 
in  the  City, 


Chapman  &  Whytock, 


lEZOTJSE,        "Crp-sta-irs. 


All  Work   Known  to   the   Profession 
Carefully  Performed. 

TEETH  INSERTED  WITHOUT  PLATES,  or  upon 
Continuous  Gum,  Gold,  Celluloid  and  Rubber. 

GAS  AND  ETHER  ADMINISTERED. 


Are  connected  with  the  Salt  Lake  and  Ogden  Telephone 
Exchanges. 

A.  SCOTT  CHAPMAN.     J.  L  WHYTOCK,  D.  D.  S. 


Has  purchased  the  Patents  for  Utah  on  the  Rosier  FANNING 

MILL  and  is  manufacturing  them  at  his  place  of  busi- 

ness.    It  separates  different  kinds  of  Gtain  and  re- 

moves  all  the  trash  at  once  running  through. 

CALL  AND  SEE  IT. 


IE5. 

Deals  in  William's  Reapers  and  Mowers;  Johnston  Reapers  and 

Mowers;  Marsh  Whitney  Self- 

Binders;  Weir  Sulky  and  Hand  Plows  and  Harrows; 
Ellwood  Seeders;    Farmer's   Favorite   Drills; 

Veteran,  and    Thompson   Hay   Rakes; 

Diamond  Cultivators,  Double  Harpoon  and  Double  Grapple 

Horse  Hay  Forks,  Easy  Lawn  Mowers,  Etc. 

K.    WARNOCK'S  Line  of  Goods  is  large,  and  he  speaks  within 
bounds  when  he  says  they  are  not  excelled  by  any  other  makes. 

Office  and  Yard,  corner  East  of  Theatre.       P.  0,  Bos  1046. 

Eph  Scott,  Travelling  Agent-  K-»  WABNOCK. 


This  House  ir  Hied  up  with  All  Modern  Improvements 

AND  IS  ONE  OF 


Tf'E  BC'ST  FAMILY  HOTELS  IN  THE  WEST. 

It  is  located  near  the  principal  centers  of  business.    Shade  trees  ex- 
tend along  the  entire  front,  and  beautiful  park  in  rear. 


IS  THF,  PRINCIPAL  HOTEL 

With  all  tin  Conveniences  of  any  first-class  Eastern  House,  located 

in  t  v»  business  centre  of  the  city.    It  is  convenient 

for  tourists  and  business  men. 


't 
Proprietor  1)mitinf>ntftf<  Hotel  and  Walker  House,. 


Successors  to  Day  &  Co) 
WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


MERCHANDISE. 


We  call  attention  to  our  immense  stock  of 

I>iry  Goods,  Groceries,  Boots  and  Shoes,  Hardware, 
Queens  ware,  Glassware,  Etc. 

We  are  prepared  to  offer  special  inducements  on  anything  in  our  line 

WE  GUARANTEE   GOOD  .  GOODS   AT   Low    PRICES. 
We  Pay  HIGHEST  PRICES  ibr  all  kinds  of  Produce 

Mail  o,     ?rs  '>  .e  solicited  and  have  prompt  and  personal  attention. 

Ayentft  fo«    «;*«.<  m6ia  and  Harvard  Kicycles. 

Agents  for  Mme.  Jtemorest's  Reliable  Patterns. 


106  <?    108  JVfain  St.,      SALT  LAKE  CITY,   UTAH. 


